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difference 15 V.
-
contrariety 14 N.
-
comparison 464 V.
contrasted:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
contrate wheel:
-
circularity 247 N.
contravallation:
-
defense 717 N.
contravene:
-
counter evidence 468 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
negation 536 V.
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
contrariety 14 V.
-
confutation 479 Adj.
contravention:
-
negation 536 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
contrectation:
-
touch 379 N.
contretemps:
-
untimeliness 135 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
contribute:
-
cause 153 V.
-
tendency 176 V.
-
concurrence 178 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
giving 784 V.
contribution:
-
giving 784 N.
contributor:
-
politics 737b N.
contrite:
-
penitence 950 Adj.
contrition:
-
friction 331 N.
-
penitence 950 N.
contrivance:
-
plan 626 N.
contrive to:
-
success 731 V.
contrive:
-
production 161 V.
-
plan 626 V.
-
cunning 702 V.
contrived:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
contriving:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
control:
-
opposition 708 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
restraint 751 N.
-
authority 737 N.
-
direction 693 N.
-
influence 175 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
direction 693 V.
controlled experiment:
-
experiment 463 N.
controversial:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
-
discord 713 Adj.
controversialist:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
controversy:
-
contention 720 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
controvert:
-
reasoning 476 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
-
negation 536 V.
-
discord 713 V.
controvertible:
-
error 495 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
controvertist:
-
reasoning 476 N.
contumacious:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
disobedience 742 Adj.
contumacy:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
disobedience 742 N.
contumelious:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
contempt 930 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
-
disrespect 929 Adj.
contumely:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
contempt 930 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
contund:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
contuse:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
contusion:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
conundrum:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
-
secret 533 N.
-
wit 842 N.
convalescence:
-
restoration 660 N.
convalescent:
-
restoration 660 Adj.
convection:
-
levity 320 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
transference 270 N.
convective heat:
-
furnace 386 N.
convene:
-
assemblage 72 V.
convenience:
-
leisure 685 N.
conveniences:
-
means 632 N.
convenient:
-
expedience 646 Adj.
conveniently:
-
expedience 646 Adv.
convent school:
-
school 542 N.
convent:
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temple 1000 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
conventicle:
-
council 696 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
convention:
-
compact 769 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
council 696 N.
-
pacification 723 N.
conventional:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
compact 769 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
conventionalism:
-
habit 613 N.
conventionality:
-
conformity 82 N.
-
habit 613 N.
conventions of society:
-
fashion 852 N.
conventual:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
temple 1000 Adj.
converge:
-
nearness 197 V.
-
centrality 222 V.
-
convergence 290 V.
convergence:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
nearness 197 N.
-
convergence 290 N.
convergency:
-
convergence 290 N.
convergent:
-
convergence 290 Adj.
converging:
-
convergence 290 Adj.
conversable:
-
conversation 588 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
conversant with:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
conversant:
-
skill 698 Adj.
conversation:
-
speech 582 N.
-
conversation 588 N.
conversational:
-
conversation 588 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
conversationist:
-
conversation 588 N.
converse:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
contraposition 237 Adj.
-
conversation 588 N.
-
conversation 588 V.
conversing:
-
conversation 588 Adj.
conversion of currency:
-
conversion 144 N.
conversion:
-
change 140 N.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
piety 987 N.
convert into:
-
conversion 144 V.
-
change 140 V.
convert to use:
-
use 677 V.
convert:
-
piety 987 V.
-
tergiversation 607 N.
-
belief 484 V.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
piety 987 N.
convertable bond:
-
securities 799b N.
converted into:
-
conversion 144 Adj.
converted:
-
piety 987 Adj.
convertibility:
-
identity 13 N.
-
conversion 144 N.
convertible terms:
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
nomenclature 564 N.
convertible:
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
conversion 144 Adj.
convex lens:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
convex:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
convexity:
-
curvature 245 V.
-
convexity 250 N.
convexo-concave lens:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
convey away:
-
stealing 791 V.
convey the knowledge of:
-
information 527 V.
convey:
-
transference 270 V.
-
transfer 783 V.
-
meaning 516 V.
conveyance:
-
transference 270 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
transfer 783 N.
conveyancer:
-
lawyer 968 N.
conveyancing:
-
transfer 783 N.
conveyer:
-
carrier 271 N.
convict:
-
condemnation 971 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
bad man 949 N.
conviction:
-
demonstration 478 N.
-
confutation 479 N.
-
belief 484 N.
-
condemnation 971 N.
convince:
-
demonstration 478 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
belief 484 V.
convinced:
-
belief 484 Adj.
convincement:
-
belief 484 N.
convincing:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
convivial:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
conviviality:
-
sociality 892 N.
convocate:
-
assemblage 72 V.
convocation:
-
council 696 N.
-
churchdom 995 N.
convoke:
-
assemblage 72 V.
convoluted:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
convolution:
-
rotation 312 N.
-
crossing 219 N.
-
convolution 248 N.
convoy:
-
safety 664 V.
-
safety 664 N.
-
transference 270 V.
convulse with laughter:
-
amusement 840 V.
convulse:
-
derangement 61 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
convulsed with laughter:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
convulsed with rage:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
convulsion:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
revolution 146 N.
-
violence 173 N.
convulsive:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
agitation 315 Adj.
coo:
-
ululation 412 V.
cook an account:
-
accounts 811 V.
cook house:
-
receptacle 191 N.
cook the books:
-
accounts 811 V.
cook:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
servant 746 N.
-
preparation 673 V.
cookery:
-
preparation 673 N.
cookie:
-
food 298 N.
cooking:
-
preparation 673 N.
cookshop:
-
abode 189 N.
cool as a cucumber:
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
-
indifference 866 Adj.
cool as a custard:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
cool as custard:
-
cold 383 Adj.
cool calm and collected:
-
inexcitability 826 Phr.
cool down:
-
inexcitability 826 V.
cool one's heels:
-
inaction 681 V.
-
lateness 133 V.
cool:
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
enmity 889 Adj.
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
caution 864 Adj.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
cooled:
-
refrigeration 385 Adj.
cooler:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
cool-headed:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
coolie:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
cooling:
-
refrigeration 385 Adj.
-
refrigeration 385 N.
coolness:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
caution 864 N.
-
hate 898 N.
coolth:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
coonskin cap:
-
clothing 225 N.
coop:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
abode 189 N.
co-op:
-
mart 799 N.
cooperate:
-
cooperation 709 V.
cooperating:
-
cooperation 709 Adj.
cooperation:
-
agreement 23 N.
-
concurrence 178 N.
-
assent 488 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
-
participation 778 N.
cooperative learning:
-
teaching 537 N.
cooperative:
-
cooperation 709 Adj.
cooperatively:
-
cooperation 709 Adv.
cooperator:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
cooptation:
-
choice 609 N.
coordinate:
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
arrangement 60 V.
coordinates:
-
measurement 466 N.
co-ordination:
-
equality 27 N.
cop:
-
safety 664 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
copal:
-
resin 356a N.
co-parcenary:
-
participation 778 N.
co-parcener:
-
participation 778 N.
co-parceny:
-
participation 778 N.
copartner:
-
friend 890 N.
co-partner:
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
participation 778 N.
copartnership:
-
party 712 N.
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
co-partnership:
-
participation 778 N.
cope with:
-
equality 27 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
-
contention 720 V.
cope:
-
canonicals 999 N.
coping stone:
-
summit 210 N.
coping-stone:
-
completion 729 N.
copious:
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diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
copiousness:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
coportion:
-
participation 778 N.
copper plate:
-
covering 223 N.
copper:
-
money 800 N.
copperas:
-
greenness 435 N.
copper-colored:
-
orange 439 Adj.
copperplate engraving:
-
engraving 558 N.
copperplate printing:
-
engraving 558 N.
copperplate:
-
engraving 558 N.
coppice:
-
vegetable 367 N.
coprolite:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
copse:
-
vegetable 367 N.
copula:
-
connection 45 N.
copulate:
-
sexuality 374a V.
copulation:
-
junction 43 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
copy lease-hold:
-
property 780 Adj.
copy lease-holds:
-
property 780 N.
copy:
-
representation 554 V.
-
printing 591 N.
-
writing 590 V.
-
writing 590 N.
-
imitation 19 V.
-
record 551 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
imitation 19 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
representation 554 N.
copycat:
-
imitation 19 N.
copying:
-
imitation 19 N.
copyist:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
artist 559 N.
-
writing 590 N.
copyright:
-
property 780 N.
coquet with:
-
irresolution 605 V.
coquet:
-
endearment 902 V.
-
affectation 855 V.
-
tergiversation 607 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
coquetry:
-
tergiversation 607 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
-
endearment 902 N.
-
flattery 933 N.
coquette:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
fop 854 N.
coquetting:
-
tergiversation 607 Adj.
coracle:
-
ship 273 N.
coral reef:
-
pitfall 667 N.
coral:
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jewelry 847a N.
corbeille:
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receptacle 191 N.
corbel:
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support 215 N.
cord:
-
filament 205 N.
-
prison 752 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
size 192 N.
cordage:
-
connection 45 N.
-
size 192 N.
cordated:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
cordial friendship:
-
friendship 888 N.
cordial:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
pungency 392 N.
-
friendship 888 Adj.
cordiality:
-
willingness 602 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
friendship 888 N.
cordiform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
cordite:
-
snap 406 N.
-
arms 727 N.
cordon:
-
outline 230 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
-
title 877 N.
corduroy road:
-
furrow 259 N.
corduroy:
-
furrow 259 Adj.
cordwain:
-
covering 223 N.
cordwainer:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
agent 690 N.
core:
-
centrality 222 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
coriaceous:
-
tenacity 327 Adj.
Corinthian:
-
taste 850 N.
coriolus force:
-
rotation 312 N.
cork jacket:
-
refuge 666 N.
cork up:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
closure 261 V.
cork:
-
stopper 263 N.
-
levity 320 N.
corking pin:
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connection 45 N.
corkscrew:
-
convolution 248 N.
-
perforator 262 N.
-
extraction 301 N.
-
circuition 311 N.
cormorant:
-
desire 865 N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
corn fed:
-
size 192 Adj.
corn husk:
-
covering 223 N.
corn syrup:
-
sweetness 396 N.
corn:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
food 298 N.
cornea:
-
vision 441 N.
corned:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
corneous:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
corner stone:
-
support 215 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
importance 642 N.
corner the market:
-
barter 794 V.
corner:
-
possession 777 V.
-
possession 777 N.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
cornet:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
master 745 N.
cornet-a-pistons:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
cornice:
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summit 210 N.
cornicultate:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
Cornish hug:
-
deception 545 N.
corno Inglese:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
cornopean:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
cornucopia:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
cornute:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
cornuted:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
corollary:
-
adjunct 39 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
corona:
-
circularity 247 N.
coronach:
-
lamentation 839 N.
coronation:
-
commission 755 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
coroner:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
coronet:
-
circularity 247 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
-
title 877 N.
corporal major:
-
master 745 N.
corporal:
-
materiality 316 Adj.
-
master 745 N.
corporality:
-
materiality 316 N.
corporate body:
-
party 712 N.
corporate jet:
-
ship 273 N.
corporate plane:
-
ship 273 N.
corporate:
-
junction 43 Adj.
corporation:
-
party 712 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
-
size 192 N.
corporeal hereditaments:
-
property 780 N.
corporeal nature:
-
animality 364 N.
corporeal:
-
materiality 316 Adj.
-
animality 364 Adj.
-
substantiality 3 Adj.
corporeity:
-
materiality 316 N.
-
substantiality 3 N.
corps de reserve:
-
store 636 N.
corps:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
corpse:
-
corpse 362 N.
corpse-like:
-
corpse 362 Adj.
corpulence:
-
size 192 N.
-
breadth, thickness 202 N.
corpulent:
-
size 192 Adj.
corpus delicti:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
corpus:
-
materiality 316 N.
corpuscle:
-
smallness 32 N.
corpuscular:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
corradiation:
-
focus 74 N.
-
convergence 290 N.
corral:
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
inclosure 232 N.
correct ear:
-
hearing 418 N.
correct just reasoning:
-
reasoning 476 N.
correct memory:
-
memory 505 N.
correct style:
-
grammar 567 N.
correct:
-
information 527 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
correction 527a V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
order 58 Adj.
correction:
-
confutation 479 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
correction 527a N.
-
improvement 658 N.
correctitude:
-
truth 494 N.
corrective:
-
correction 527a Adj.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
-
remedy 662 N.
correctness:
-
truth 494 N.
corregidor:
-
master 745 N.
correlation:
-
relation 9 N.
-
correlation 12 N.
correlative:
-
relation 9 Adj.
-
correlation 12 Adj.
correspond with:
-
correspondence 592 V.
correspond:
-
agreement 23 V.
correspondence:
-
similarity 17 N.
-
agreement 23 N.
-
correspondence 592 N.
correspondent:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
news 532 N.
corridor train:
-
vehicle 272 N.
corridor:
-
method 627 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
corridors of time:
-
course 109 N.
corrigendum:
-
error 495 N.
corrigible:
-
improvement 658 Adj.
corrival:
-
combatant 726 N.
corrivalry:
-
contention 720 N.
corrivalship:
-
contention 720 N.
corrivation:
-
river 348 N.
corroborant:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
corroborate:
-
demonstration 478 V.
-
assent 488 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
corroboration:
-
evidence 467 N.
-
assent 488 N.
corroborative:
-
evidence 467 Adj.
corrode:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
corroding:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
corrosion:
-
deterioration 659 N.
corrosive sublimate:
-
bane 663 N.
corrosive:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
corrugate:
-
fold 258 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
roughness 256 V.
corrugated fastener:
-
connection 45 N.
corrugation:
-
contraction 195 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
fold 258 N.
-
derangement 61 N.
corrupt:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
-
vice 945 V.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
corrupting:
-
badness 649 Adj.
corruption:
-
neologism 563 N.
-
vice 945 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
decomposition 49 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
corsage:
-
clothing 225 N.
corsair:
-
thief 792 N.
corse:
-
corpse 362 N.
corselet:
-
clothing 225 N.
corset:
-
clothing 225 N.
cortege:
-
adjunct 39 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
journey 266 N.
-
servant 746 N.
cortex:
-
covering 223 N.
cortical:
-
covering 223 Adj.
coruscate:
-
light 420 V.
coruscation:
-
light 420 N.
corvette:
-
ship 273 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
corybantic:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
Corypheus:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
director 694 N.
Coscinomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
cosey:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
cosign:
-
security 771 V.
cosmetic:
-
remedy 662 N.
cosmetics:
-
ornament 847 N.
cosmic distance:
-
distance 196 N.
cosmic radiation:
-
calefaction 384 N.
cosmic:
-
world 318 Adj.
cosmical:
-
world 318 Adj.
cosmogony:
-
world 318 N.
cosmography:
-
world 318 N.
cosmology:
-
world 318 N.
cosmonaut:
-
mariner 269 N.
Cosmoplast:
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deity 976 N.
cosmopolitan:
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mankind 372 Adj.
-
philanthropy 910 Adj.
-
abode 189 Adj.
cosmopolite:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
cosmorama:
-
appearance 448 N.
cosmos:
-
world 318 N.
cosponsor:
-
security 771 N.
-
security 771 V.
Cossack:
-
combatant 726 N.
cosset:
-
endearment 902 V.
-
favorite 899 N.
cost a pretty penny:
-
dearness 814 V.
cost control:
-
economy 817 N.
cost little:
-
cheapness 815 V.
cost much:
-
dearness 814 V.
cost what it may:
-
resolution 604 Adv.
cost:
-
value 812a N.
-
price 812 V.
-
price 812 N.
costate:
-
furrow 259 Adj.
cost-cutting:
-
economy 817 N.
costerman:
-
merchant 797 N.
costermonger:
-
merchant 797 N.
costive:
-
taciturnity 585 Adj.
costiveness:
-
taciturnity 585 N.
costless:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
costly:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
costume jewelry:
-
jewelry 847a N.
-
deception 545 N.
costume:
-
clothing 225 Adj.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
canonicals 999 N.
costumier:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
drama 599 N.
cosy:
-
physical pleasure 377 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
cot:
-
abode 189 N.
-
support 215 N.
cote:
-
abode 189 N.
cotenancy:
-
participation 778 N.
co-tenant:
-
participation 778 N.
coterie:
-
party 712 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
cothurnus:
-
drama 599 N.
cotidal:
-
ocean 341 Adj.
cotillon:
-
amusement 840 N.
cotquean:
-
fool 501 N.
-
woman 374 N.
cottage:
-
abode 189 N.
cottager:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
cotter:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
cottier:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
cotton:
-
filament 205 N.
cottonseed oil:
-
oil 356 N.
CO-two extinguisher:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
couch in terms:
-
phrase 566 V.
couch one's lance:
-
contention 720 V.
couch potato:
-
incogitancy 452 N.
couch:
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
support 215 N.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
depression 308 V.
couchant:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
coucicouci:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
cougar:
-
evil 913 N.
cough up:
-
payment 807 V.
cough:
-
wind 349 V.
coulee:
-
river 348 N.
coulter:
-
sharpness 253 N.
council chamber:
-
council 696 N.
council:
-
government 737a N.
-
party 712 N.
-
council 696 N.
-
churchdom 995 N.
councilman:
-
council 696 N.
-
master 745 N.
councilor:
-
council 696 N.
councilwoman:
-
master 745 N.
-
council 696 N.
counsel:
-
lawyer 968 N.
-
advice 695 N.
-
advice 695 V.
counsellor at law:
-
lawyer 968 N.
counsellor:
-
lawyer 968 N.
counselor:
-
advice 695 N.
count me out:
-
dissent 489 Phr.
count of:
-
motive 615 Adv.
count the cost:
-
caution 864 V.
count upon:
-
probability 472 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
count:
-
nobility 875 N.
-
numeration 85 V.
-
part 51 N.
-
judgment 480 V.
countdown:
-
propulsion 284 N.
countenance:
-
aid 707 N.
-
aid 707 V.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
front 234 N.
-
approbation 931 V.
counter evidence:
-
counter evidence 468 N.
-
confutation 479 V.
counter march:
-
regression 283 N.
counter motion:
-
regression 283 N.
counter movement:
-
regression 283 N.
counter order:
-
abrogation 756 N.
-
abrogation 756 V.
counter protest:
-
counter evidence 468 N.
counter revolution:
-
revolution 146 N.
counter statement:
-
answer 462 N.
counter to:
-
opposition 708 Adv.
counter:
-
indication 550 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
number 84 N.
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
mart 799 N.
counteract:
-
compensation 30 V.
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
counteracting:
-
counteraction 179 Adj.
counteraction:
-
compensation 30 N.
-
counteraction 179 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
counterbalance:
-
compensation 30 N.
-
compensation 30 V.
counterblast:
-
counteraction 179 N.
counter-blast:
-
retaliation 718 N.
counterchange:
-
interchange 148 V.
-
correlation 12 V.
countercharm:
-
spell 993 N.
countercheck:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
indication 550 N.
counterclaim:
-
compensation 30 N.
counter-clockwise:
-
Evolution 313 Adv.
countercurrent:
-
rotation 312 N.
counterfeit:
-
copy 21 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
imitation 19 V.
-
imitation 19 N.
-
falsehood 544 V.
counterfoil:
-
indication 550 N.
counterjumper:
-
servant 746 N.
countermand:
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
abrogation 756 N.
countermarch:
-
regression 283 V.
countermark:
-
indication 550 N.
countermine:
-
opposition 708 V.
counter-mine:
-
plan 626 V.
counterpane:
-
covering 223 N.
counterpart:
-
contraposition 237 N.
-
similarity 17 N.
-
copy 21 N.
counterplot:
-
retaliation 718 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
-
plan 626 N.
counter-plot:
-
plan 626 V.
counterpoint:
-
melody concord 413 N.
counterpoise:
-
gravity 319 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
-
compensation 30 N.
counterpoison:
-
remedy 662 N.
counter-project:
-
retaliation 718 N.
counter-rotate:
-
Evolution 313 V.
counter-rotation:
-
Evolution 313 N.
counter-scarp:
-
defense 717 N.
countersign:
-
assent 488 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
security 771 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
counter-stroke:
-
retaliation 718 N.
countervail:
-
inequality 28 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
-
counter evidence 468 V.
countervailing:
-
counter evidence 468 Adj.
-
compensation 30 Adj.
counterwork:
-
opposition 708 V.
countess:
-
nobility 875 N.
counting chamber:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
countinghouse:
-
mart 799 N.
countless:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
countrified:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
country dance:
-
amusement 840 N.
country seat:
-
abode 189 N.
country:
-
abode 189 N.
-
agriculture 371 Adj.
-
government 737a N.
countryman:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
friend 890 N.
counts:
-
speciality 79 N.
County Council school:
-
school 542 N.
county council:
-
council 696 N.
county court judge:
-
judge 967 N.
county court:
-
tribunal 966 N.
county park:
-
amusement 840 N.
county seat:
-
abode 189 N.
county town:
-
abode 189 N.
county:
-
government 737a N.
-
government 737a Adj.
-
part 51 N.
coup de grace:
-
end 67 N.
-
killing 361 N.
-
completion 729 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
coup de main:
-
violence 173 N.
-
action 680 N.
coup de theatre:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
prodigy 872 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
coup:
-
instantaneity 113 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
action 680 N.
coupe de main:
-
attack 716 N.
coupe de plume:
-
writing 590 N.
coupe:
-
vehicle 272 N.
couple with:
-
accompaniment 88 V.
couple:
-
junction 43 V.
-
duality 89 N.
-
duality 89 V.
-
marriage 903 V.
coupled with:
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
accompaniment 88 Adj.
coupled:
-
duality 89 Adj.
couplet:
-
poetry 597 N.
coupon:
-
securities 799b N.
-
money 800 N.
-
discount 813 N.
coupon-clipper:
-
stock market 799a N.
courage:
-
courage 861 N.
courageous:
-
courage 861 Adj.
courier:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
interpreter 524 N.
-
messenger 534 N.
course of conduct:
-
conduct 692 N.
course of events:
-
eventuality 151 N.
course of study:
-
teaching 537 N.
course of things:
-
eventuality 151 N.
course of time:
-
course 109 N.
course:
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
order 58 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
arena 728 N.
-
time 106 N.
-
method 627 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
river 348 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
direction 278 N.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
journey 266 N.
-
motion 264 N.
-
layer 204 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
courseness:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
courser:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
courses:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
coursing:
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
killing 361 N.
court assize:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court card:
-
plan 626 N.
court dress:
-
ostentation 882 N.
court martial:
-
tribunal 966 N.
Court of Admiralty:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court of appeal:
-
tribunal 966 N.
-
council 696 N.
court of arbitration:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court of Arches:
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
tribunal 966 N.
Court of Chancery:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court of common council:
-
tribunal 966 N.
Court of Common Pleas:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court of error:
-
tribunal 966 N.
Court of Exchequer:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court of final appeal:
-
certainty 474 N.
court of honor:
-
probity 939 N.
court of justice:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court of law:
-
tribunal 966 N.
Court of Probate:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court of record:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court oyer and terminer:
-
tribunal 966 N.
court:
-
servant 746 N.
-
judge 967 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
motive 615 V.
-
tribunal 966 N.
-
council 696 N.
-
request 765 V.
-
fashion 852 N.
-
desire 865 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
-
legality 963 N.
-
pursuit 622 V.
court-baron:
-
tribunal 966 N.
courteous:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
courteously:
-
courtesy 894 Adv.
courtesan:
-
libertine 962 N.
courtesy:
-
submission 725 V.
-
respect 928 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
submission 725 N.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
depression 308 V.
-
depression 308 N.
-
courtesy 894 V.
courtier:
-
servility 886 N.
-
flatterer 935 N.
courtier-like:
-
flattery 933 Adj.
courtierly:
-
flattery 933 Adj.
courtly:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
nobility 875 Adj.
courts:
-
government 737a N.
courtship:
-
love 897 N.
-
endearment 902 N.
courtyard:
-
place 182 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
cousin once removed:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
cousin twice removed:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
cousin:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
cousin-german:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
cousinhood:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
cove:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
covenant of indemnity:
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
security 771 N.
covenant:
-
security 771 N.
-
conditions 770 N.
-
compact 769 V.
-
promise 768 V.
-
compact 769 N.
cover glass:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
cover up one's tracks:
-
concealment 528 V.
cover with dust:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
cover:
-
book 593 N.
-
preservation 670 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
height 206 V.
-
ambush 530 N.
-
layer 204 V.
-
covering 223 N.
-
covering 223 V.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
stopper 263 N.
-
safety 664 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
covercle:
-
covering 223 N.
covered with:
-
generality 78 Adj.
covered:
-
covering 223 Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
covering:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
covering 223 Adj.
-
covering 223 N.
coverlet:
-
covering 223 N.
covert way:
-
method 627 N.
covert:
-
abode 189 N.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
refuge 666 N.
coverture:
-
marriage 903 N.
covet:
-
greed 817a V.
-
desire 865 V.
-
envy 921 V.
coveting:
-
desire 865 N.
covetous:
-
greed 817a Adj.
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
-
envy 921 Adj.
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
covetousness:
-
greed 817a N.
covey:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
covin:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
deception 545 N.
covinous:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
cow house:
-
abode 189 N.
cow pony:
-
carrier 271 N.
cow shed:
-
abode 189 N.
cow:
-
woman 374 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
fear 860 V.
coward:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
cowardice 862 N.
cowardice:
-
irresolution 605 N.
-
cowardice 862 N.
cowardliness:
-
cowardice 862 N.
cowardly:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
cowboy:
-
husbandry 370 N.
cowcatcher:
-
defense 717 N.
cower:
-
servility 886 V.
-
depression 308 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
cowardice 862 V.
cowherd:
-
husbandry 370 N.
cowhide:
-
scourge 975 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
cowkeeper:
-
husbandry 370 N.
cowl:
-
canonicals 999 N.
cowled:
-
covering 223 Adj.
cowlstaff:
-
support 215 N.
coworker:
-
agent 690 N.
coxcomb:
-
fop 854 N.
-
vanity 880 N.
coxcombry:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
vanity 880 N.
coxcomical:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
coxswain:
-
mariner 269 N.
coy:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
modesty 881 Adj.
coyote:
-
animal 366 N.
cozen:
-
deception 545 V.
cozenage:
-
deception 545 N.
CPU:
-
intellect 450 N.
crab:
-
sourness 397 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
crabbed hand:
-
writing 590 N.
crabbed:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
-
obscurity 571 Adj.
-
sourness 397 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
crabbedness:
-
sullenness 901a N.
crabby:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
crab-like motion:
-
regression 283 N.
crab-like:
-
deviation 279 Adj.
-
regression 283 Adj.
crack a bottle with:
-
sociality 892 V.
crack a bottle:
-
food 298 V.
-
drunkenness 959 V.
crack a joke:
-
wit 842 V.
crack house:
-
vice 945 N.
crack of doom:
-
end 67 N.
-
futurity 121 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
crack one's brains:
-
thought 451 V.
crack one's invention:
-
imagination 515 V.
crack open:
-
discovery 480a V.
crack shot:
-
proficient 700 N.
-
propulsion 284 N.
crack:
-
snap 406 V.
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
instantaneity 113 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
-
brittleness 328 V.
-
boasting 884 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
crackajack:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
crackbrained:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
cracked bell:
-
nonresonance 408a N.
cracked:
-
stridor 410 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
cracker:
-
food 298 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
-
snap 406 N.
crackerjack:
-
proficient 700 N.
cracking tower:
-
calefaction 384 N.
cracking:
-
calefaction 384 N.
crackle:
-
snap 406 V.
cracksman:
-
thief 792 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
cradle hole:
-
furrow 259 N.
cradle:
-
support 215 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
cause 153 N.
-
youth 127 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
aid 707 V.
craft:
-
ship 273 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
craftiness:
-
skill 698 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
craftmanship:
-
writing 590 N.
craftsman:
-
agent 690 N.
crafty:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
crag:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
hardness 323 N.
-
land 342 N.
cragged:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
craggy:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
craichy:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
craig:
-
height 206 N.
crake:
-
boasting 884 N.
-
boasting 884 V.
cram down the throat:
-
compulsion 744 V.
-
belief 484 V.
cram:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
learning 539 V.
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
closure 261 V.
crambo:
-
poetry 597 N.
crammed to overflowing:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
crammed:
-
completeness 52 Adj.
crammer:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
cramp iron:
-
connection 45 N.
cramp:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
connection 45 N.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
cramped hand:
-
writing 590 N.
cramped:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
cran:
-
receptacle 191 N.
cranch:
-
food 298 V.
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
crane neck:
-
curvature 245 N.
crane:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
elevation 307 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
crane's bill:
-
beauty 845 N.
craniology:
-
intellect 450 N.
cranioscopy:
-
intellect 450 N.
cranium:
-
intellect 450 N.
crank:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
wit 842 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
-
madman 504 N.
crankle:
-
fold 258 N.
-
fold 258 V.
crankling:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
cranky:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
cranny:
-
interval 198 N.
crap:
-
excretion 299 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
crape:
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
convolution 248 V.
craps:
-
chance 621 N.
crapulence:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
crapulent:
-
gluttony 957 Adj.
crapulous:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
crash:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
descent 306 V.
-
snap 406 V.
crasis:
-
composition 54 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
combination 48 N.
crass ignorance:
-
ignorance 491 N.
crass:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
crassamentum:
-
density 321 N.
crassitude:
-
breadth, thickness 202 N.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
crate:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
crater:
-
concavity 252 N.
-
depth 208 N.
craunch:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
food 298 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
cravat:
-
clothing 225 N.
crave after:
-
desire 865 V.
crave:
-
request 765 V.
-
greed 817a V.
craven:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
submission 725 V.
craving:
-
greed 817a N.
-
desire 865 Adj.
craw:
-
receptacle 191 N.
crawl with:
-
redundancy 641 V.
crawl:
-
slowness 275 V.
-
regression 283 V.
-
servility 886 V.
crayons:
-
painting 556 N.
craze:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
crazed:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
crazy:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
madman 504 N.
creak:
-
stridor 410 N.
-
stridor 410 V.
creaking:
-
stridor 410 Adj.
-
stridor 410 N.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
creaky:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
cream of tartar:
-
remedy 662 N.
cream of the jest:
-
wit 842 N.
cream:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
oil 356 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
creamcolored:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
creamer:
-
receptacle 191 N.
creampuff:
-
impotence 158 N.
creamy:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
crease:
-
fold 258 N.
-
fold 258 V.
create a diversion:
-
refuge 666 V.
create a:
-
requirement 630 V.
create desire:
-
desire 865 V.
create laughter:
-
amusement 840 V.
create pain:
-
painfulness 830 V.
create pleasure:
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
create:
-
imagination 515 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
deity 976 V.
created being:
-
animal 366 N.
creation of the brain:
-
imagination 515 N.
creation:
-
nonimitation 20 N.
-
world 318 N.
-
deity 976 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
effect 154 N.
creative:
-
nonimitation 20 Adj.
-
production 161 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
creativeness:
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
-
nonimitation 20 N.
Creator of all things:
-
deity 976 N.
creator:
-
producer 164 N.
creature comforts:
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
food 298 N.
creature of impulse:
-
impulse 612 N.
creature:
-
servant 746 N.
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
creche:
-
school 542 N.
credence to:
-
belief 484 V.
credence:
-
belief 484 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
credenda:
-
belief 484 N.
credential:
-
evidence 467 N.
credentials:
-
indication 550 N.
credibility:
-
probability 472 N.
-
belief 484 N.
credible:
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
possibility 470 Adj.
-
probability 472 Adj.
credibleness:
-
probability 472 N.
credit account:
-
credit 805 N.
credit card:
-
credit 805 N.
credit to one's account:
-
credit 805 V.
credit:
-
credit 805 V.
-
virtue 944 N.
-
approbation 931 N.
-
belief 484 N.
-
accounts 811 V.
-
credit 805 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
authority 737 N.
-
belief 484 V.
-
repute 873 N.
creditable:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
approbation 931 Adj.
credited:
-
credit 805 Adj.
crediting:
-
credit 805 Adj.
creditor:
-
credit 805 N.
credulity:
-
credulity 486 N.
credulous person:
-
credulity 486 N.
credulous:
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
credulity 486 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
dupe 547 Adj.
credulousness:
-
credulity 486 N.
creed:
-
belief 484 N.
-
theology 983 N.
creed-bound:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
creek:
-
river 348 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
creel:
-
receptacle 191 N.
creep in:
-
ingress 294 V.
creep into:
-
ingress 294 V.
creep out:
-
disclosure 529 V.
creep upon one:
-
inexpectation 508 V.
creep with:
-
multitude 102 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
creep:
-
slowness 275 V.
-
sensations of touch 380 V.
creeper:
-
vegetable 367 N.
creeping thing:
-
animal 366 N.
creeping:
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
slowness 275 N.
creese:
-
arms 727 N.
cremation:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
interment 363 N.
crematorium:
-
interment 363 N.
crematory:
-
interment 363 N.
creme de la creme:
-
goodness 648 N.
cremona:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
crenate:
-
notch 257 Adj.
crenated:
-
notch 257 Adj.
crenelle:
-
notch 257 N.
crenulate:
-
notch 257 V.
creole:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
crepe:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
crepitate:
-
snap 406 V.
crepitation:
-
snap 406 N.
crepuscular:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
crepuscule:
-
morning 125 N.
-
dimness 422 N.
crescendo:
-
music 415 Adv.
-
increase 35 Adv.
crescent shaped:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
crescent:
-
abode 189 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
crescentic:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
cresset:
-
indication 550 N.
crest fallen:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
crest:
-
summit 210 N.
-
pride 878 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
crestate:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
crestfallen:
-
humility 879 Adj.
cretaceous:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
crevasse:
-
interval 198 N.
crevice:
-
interval 198 N.
crew:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
mariner 269 N.
-
party 712 N.
crib sheet:
-
memory 505 N.
crib:
-
stealing 791 V.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
parsimony 819 N.
cribbage:
-
amusement 840 N.
cribble:
-
opening 260 N.
cribriform:
-
opening 260 Adj.
crick:
-
physical pain 378 N.
cricket ground:
-
horizontality 213 N.
cricket:
-
amusement 840 N.
cricketground:
-
amusement 840 N.
crier:
-
messenger 534 N.
crim:
-
impurity 961 N.
crime:
-
vice 945 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
criminal law:
-
legality 963 N.
criminal:
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
bad man 949 N.
criminality:
-
guilt 947 N.
-
vice 945 N.
criminate:
-
accusation 938 V.
crimination:
-
accusation 938 N.
criminatory:
-
accusation 938 Adj.
criminologist:
-
scholar 492 N.
criminousness:
-
guilt 947 N.
crimp:
-
contraction 195 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
convolution 248 V.
-
notch 257 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
brittleness 328 Adj.
crimple:
-
fold 258 V.
crimson:
-
redness 434 N.
cringe to:
-
submission 725 V.
cringe:
-
servility 886 V.
cringing:
-
servility 886 Adj.
crinite:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
crinkle:
-
fold 258 N.
-
fold 258 V.
-
angularity 244 V.
crinkled:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
crinoline:
-
clothing 225 N.
crinose:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
cripple:
-
disease 655 N.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
inutility 645 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
impotence 158 V.
crippled:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
crisis:
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
the present time 118 N.
-
occasion 134 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
crisp:
-
roughness 256 V.
-
brittleness 328 Adj.
-
convolution 248 V.
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
Crispin:
-
clothing 225 N.
crisscross:
-
amusement 840 N.
criterion:
-
indication 550 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
Crithomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
critic:
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
taste 850 N.
-
detractor 936 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
critical situation:
-
difficulty 704 N.
critical:
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
detraction 934 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
occasion 134 Adj.
-
circumstance 8 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
criticise:
-
taste 850 V.
criticism:
-
detraction 934 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
criticize:
-
detraction 934 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
critique:
-
discrimination 465 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
dissertation 595 N.
croak:
-
ululation 412 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
-
warning 668 V.
-
stammering 583 V.
croaker:
-
discontent 832 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
croaking:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
Croat:
-
combatant 726 N.
crock:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
fool 501 N.
crockery:
-
calefaction 384 N.
crocodile tears:
-
falsehood 544 N.
crocodile:
-
evil 913 N.
-
animal 366 N.
crocus:
-
yellowness 436 N.
Croesus:
-
wealth 803 N.
croft:
-
abode 189 N.
cromlech:
-
interment 363 N.
crone:
-
veteran 130 N.
-
fool 501 N.
crony:
-
friend 890 N.
-
favorite 899 N.
crook backed:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
crook:
-
curvature 245 V.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
deviation 279 V.
-
curvature 245 N.
-
thief 792 N.
crooked as a ram's horn:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
crooked path:
-
difficulty 704 N.
crooked stick:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
crooked temper:
-
irascibility 901 N.
crooked:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
crookedness:
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
distortion 243 N.
crop out:
-
visibility 446 V.
crop up:
-
visibility 446 V.
-
reproduction 163 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
crop:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
store 636 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
shortness 201 V.
-
food 298 V.
-
taking 789 V.
crop-out:
-
disclosure 529 V.
cropper:
-
descent 306 N.
croquet ground:
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
croquet lawn:
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
croquet:
-
amusement 840 N.
crosier:
-
canonicals 999 N.
cross as a cat:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
cross as a dog:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
cross as crabs:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
cross as the tongs:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
cross as two sticks:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
cross cut:
-
mid-course 628 N.
cross fire:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
interchange 148 N.
-
attack 716 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
cross purposes:
-
discord 713 N.
-
error 495 N.
cross sea:
-
river 348 N.
cross swords:
-
warfare 722 V.
cross the bar:
-
death 360 V.
cross the mind:
-
thought 451 V.
cross the path of:
-
hindrance 706 V.
cross the Rubicon:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
choice 609 V.
cross the Stygian ferry:
-
death 360 V.
cross:
-
opposition 708 Adj.
-
crossing 219 Adj.
-
refusal 764 V.
-
mixture 41 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
crossing 219 Adv.
-
crossing 219 N.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
scourge 975 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
title 877 N.
-
mixture 41 V.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
passage 302 V.
crossbarred:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
crossbow:
-
arms 727 N.
crossbreed:
-
unconformity 83 N.
cross-debt:
-
compensation 30 N.
cross-demand:
-
compensation 30 N.
Crossed Friars:
-
clergy 996 N.
crossed in love:
-
hate 898 Adj.
crossed:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
cross-examination:
-
inquiry 461 N.
cross-examine:
-
inquiry 461 V.
crossgrained:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
cross-hairs:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
crossing:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
-
crossing 219 N.
crossness:
-
irascibility 901 N.
crosspatch:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
cross-purposes:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
cross-question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
cross-reading:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
crossroad:
-
method 627 N.
crosswise:
-
crossing 219 Adv.
crossword puzzle:
-
amusement 840 N.
crotch:
-
angularity 244 N.
crotchet:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
caprice 608 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
crotchety:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
crouch before:
-
submission 725 V.
crouch:
-
lowness 207 V.
-
depression 308 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
servility 886 V.
crouched:
-
lowness 207 Adj.
crouching:
-
submission 725 Adj.
-
servility 886 Adj.
croup:
-
rear 235 N.
croupier:
-
director 694 N.
crow over:
-
boasting 884 V.
crow to pluck:
-
resentment 900 N.
crow:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
blackness 431 N.
-
ululation 412 V.
-
boasting 884 V.
crowbar:
-
instrument 633 N.
crowd sail:
-
velocity 274 V.
crowd:
-
nearness 197 V.
-
party 712 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
multitude 102 V.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
assemblage 72 V.
crowded to suffocation:
-
assemblage 72 Adj.
crowded:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
crown all:
-
completion 729 V.
crown law:
-
legality 963 N.
crown post:
-
support 215 N.
crown wheel:
-
circularity 247 N.
crown with laurel:
-
repute 873 V.
crown with success:
-
success 731 V.
crown:
-
summit 210 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
trophy 733 N.
-
summit 210 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
reward 973 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
commission 755 V.
-
scepter 747 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
crowned head:
-
master 745 N.
crowned with success:
-
success 731 Adj.
crowning of the edifice:
-
completion 729 N.
crowning point:
-
summit 210 N.
crowning touch:
-
completion 729 N.
crowning:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
end 67 Adj.
-
completion 729 Adj.
crow's feet:
-
fold 258 N.
crow's nest:
-
summit 210 N.
crucial test:
-
experiment 463 N.
crucial:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
cruciate:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
cruciation:
-
physical pain 378 N.
crucible:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
crucifix:
-
rite 998 N.
crucifixion:
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
cruciform:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
crucify:
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
crude:
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
crudity:
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
cruel as death:
-
malevolence 907 Phr.
cruel:
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
cruelly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
cruelness:
-
malevolence 907 N.
cruelty:
-
malevolence 907 N.
cruet:
-
receptacle 191 N.
cruise:
-
navigation 267 N.
-
navigation 267 V.
cruiser:
-
ship 273 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
cruisp:
-
ship 273 N.
crumb of comfort:
-
relief 834 N.
crumb:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
crumble into dust:
-
decomposition 49 V.
-
brittleness 328 V.
crumble to dust:
-
destruction 162 V.
crumble to:
-
brittleness 328 V.
crumble:
-
weakness 160 V.
-
brittleness 328 V.
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
crumbling:
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
crumbly:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
crumenal:
-
money 800 Adj.
crump:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
-
violence 173 V.
-
distortion 243 Adj.
crumple up:
-
contraction 195 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
crumple:
-
roughness 256 V.
-
fold 258 N.
-
fold 258 V.
crunch:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
food 298 V.
-
pulverulence 330 V.
crupper:
-
rear 235 N.
crusade:
-
warfare 722 N.
cruse:
-
receptacle 191 N.
crush hat:
-
clothing 225 N.
crush one's hope:
-
disappointment 509 V.
crush one's hopes:
-
hopelessness 859 V.
crush to atoms:
-
destruction 162 V.
crush to pieces:
-
destruction 162 V.
crush under an iron heel:
-
severity 739 V.
crush under foot:
-
destruction 162 V.
crush:
-
humility 879 V.
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
disappointment 509 V.
crushed:
-
pain 828 Adj.
crushing:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
crust:
-
covering 223 N.
crustacean:
-
animal 366 N.
crusty:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
crutch:
-
support 215 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
Crutched Friars:
-
clergy 996 N.
crux:
-
cause 153 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
cry aloud:
-
request 765 V.
cry down:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
detraction 934 V.
cry for help:
-
request 765 V.
cry for joy:
-
rejoicing 838 V.
cry for quarter:
-
pity 914 V.
cry for:
-
desire 865 V.
cry havoc:
-
warfare 722 V.
cry of wolf:
-
alarm 669 N.
cry one's eyes out:
-
lamentation 839 V.
cry oneself blind:
-
lamentation 839 V.
cry out against:
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
cry out lustily:
-
lamentation 839 V.
cry out:
-
cry 411 V.
cry peccavi:
-
penitence 950 V.
cry 'shame' upon:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
cry to:
-
request 765 V.
cry up:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
cry 'wolf!':
-
falsehood 544 V.
cry wolf:
-
alarm 669 V.
cry 'wolf':
-
fear 860 V.
cry you mercy!:
-
pity 914 Int.
-
deprecation 766 Int.
cry you mercy:
-
forgiveness 918 Adv.
cry:
-
ululation 412 V.
-
ululation 412 N.
-
cry 411 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
publication 531 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
voice 580 N.
-
voice 580 V.
-
habit 613 N.
-
cry 411 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
crying evil:
-
evil 619 N.
crying shame:
-
disrepute 874 N.
crying sin:
-
vice 945 N.
crying:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
ululation 412 Adj.
-
cry 411 Adj.
-
ululation 412 N.
crypt:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
interment 363 N.
-
ambush 530 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
cryptic:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
cryptical:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
cryptography:
-
concealment 528 N.
-
writing 590 N.
crystal gazer:
-
oracle 513 N.
crystal gazing:
-
prediction 511 N.
crystal:
-
hardness 323 N.
-
transparency 425 N.
crystalline:
-
density 321 Adj.
-
transparency 425 Adj.
crystallizable:
-
density 321 Adj.
crystallization:
-
hardness 323 N.
-
density 321 N.
crystallize:
-
density 321 V.
Crystallomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
csako:
-
clothing 225 N.
cst aside:
-
neglect 460 V.
cub:
-
infant 129 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
cubbyhole:
-
receptacle 191 N.
cube root:
-
triality 92 N.
cube:
-
angularity 244 N.
-
triplication 93 V.
-
triality 92 N.
cubeb:
-
condiment 393 N.
cubic zirconia:
-
jewelry 847a N.
cubical:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
cubicle:
-
receptacle 191 N.
cubit:
-
length 200 N.
cucking stool:
-
scourge 975 N.
cuckold:
-
divorce 905 N.
cuckoldom:
-
impurity 961 N.
cuckoo clock:
-
chronometry 114 N.
cuckoo:
-
ululation 412 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
-
imitation 19 N.
-
roll 407 N.
-
ululation 412 V.
cucullate:
-
covering 223 Adj.
cuddle:
-
endearment 902 V.
cuddy:
-
carrier 271 N.
cudgel one's brains:
-
thought 451 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
cudgel:
-
arms 727 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
cue rest:
-
support 215 N.
cue:
-
information 527 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
business 625 N.
cuff:
-
punishment 972 V.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
cuirass:
-
defense 717 N.
cuisine:
-
food 298 N.
culbute:
-
inversion 218 N.
-
descent 306 N.
culbuter:
-
inversion 218 V.
cul-de-sac:
-
concavity 252 N.
-
closure 261 N.
culinary art:
-
preparation 673 N.
culinary:
-
food 298 Adj.
cull:
-
dupe 547 N.
-
choice 609 V.
-
fewness 103 V.
-
taking 789 V.
cullender:
-
opening 260 N.
cullibility:
-
credulity 486 N.
cullion:
-
bad man 949 N.
culls:
-
relinquishment 782 N.
cully:
-
deception 545 V.
-
dupe 547 N.
culm:
-
fuel 388 N.
culminate:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
summit 210 V.
-
height 206 V.
culminating point:
-
summit 210 N.
culminating:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
summit 210 Adj.
culmination:
-
superiority 33 N.
-
summit 210 N.
-
completion 729 N.
culottes:
-
clothing 225 N.
culpability:
-
guilt 947 N.
culpable:
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
guilt 947 Adj.
culprit:
-
bad man 949 N.
cult:
-
worship 990 N.
cultivate the soil:
-
preparation 673 V.
cultivate:
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
physical sensibility 375 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
aid 707 V.
cultivated taste:
-
taste 850 N.
cultivated:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
taste 850 Adj.
cultivation:
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
taste 850 N.
cultivator:
-
agriculture 371 N.
culture tube:
-
receptacle 191 N.
culture:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
-
taste 850 N.
cultured pearl:
-
jewelry 847a N.
culverin:
-
arms 727 N.
culvert:
-
conduit 350 N.
cumber:
-
gravity 319 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
cumbersome:
-
gravity 319 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
cumbrous:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
gravity 319 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
cummerbund:
-
clothing 225 N.
cumulation:
-
assemblage 72 N.
cumulative evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
cumulative vote:
-
politics 737b N.
cumulostratus:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
cumulus:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
cunctation:
-
lateness 133 N.
cuneate:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
cuneiform character:
-
writing 590 N.
cuneiform:
-
writing 590 Adj.
-
angularity 244 Adj.
cunning as a fox:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
cunning as a serpent:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
cunning blade:
-
proficient 700 N.
cunning man:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
cunning:
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
-
cunning 702 N.
cunningly:
-
cunning 702 Adv.
cunningness:
-
cunning 702 N.
cup bearer:
-
servant 746 N.
cup of Circe:
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
cup of:
-
contents 190 N.
cup tossing:
-
chance 621 N.
cup:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
-
remedy 662 V.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
food 298 N.
cupboard:
-
receptacle 191 N.
cupellation:
-
vaporization 336 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
Cupid:
-
beauty 845 N.
-
love 897 N.
cupidity:
-
greed 817a N.
-
desire 865 N.
cupola:
-
height 206 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
cupping:
-
remedy 662 N.
cup-shaped:
-
concavity 252 Adj.
cur:
-
animal 366 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
curable:
-
restoration 660 Adj.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
curableness:
-
restoration 660 N.
curacy:
-
churchdom 995 N.
curate:
-
clergy 996 N.
curative:
-
relief 834 Adj.
-
restoration 660 Adj.
curator:
-
consignee 758 N.
curb roof:
-
angularity 244 N.
curb:
-
moderation 174 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
dissuasion 616 N.
-
restraint 751 N.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prison 752 N.
curbstone:
-
limit 233 N.
curcuma paper:
-
experiment 463 N.
curd:
-
density 321 V.
-
pulpiness 354 N.
-
density 321 N.
curdle:
-
density 321 V.
curdled:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
cure:
-
preservation 670 V.
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
-
relief 834 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
restoration 660 N.
-
health 654 V.
-
remedy 662 N.
cure-all:
-
preservation 670 N.
cureless:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
curfew:
-
evening 126 N.
curiosity:
-
curiosity 455 N.
-
expectation 507 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
prodigy 872 N.
curious as a cat:
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
curious:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
curiouser and curiouser:
-
curiosity 455 Phr.
curiously:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
curiousness:
-
curiosity 455 N.
Curist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
curl cloud:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
curl paper:
-
roughness 256 N.
curl up one's lip:
-
contempt 930 V.
curl:
-
convolution 248 N.
-
convolution 248 V.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
fold 258 V.
-
curvature 245 V.
-
curvature 245 N.
curling:
-
curvature 245 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
curly brackets:
-
indication 550 N.
curmudgeon:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
parsimony 819 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
currency counter:
-
money 800 N.
currency exchange:
-
money 800 N.
currency:
-
publication 531 N.
-
money 800 N.
current belief:
-
assent 488 N.
current of ideas:
-
thought 451 N.
current of things:
-
eventuality 151 N.
current of thought:
-
thought 451 N.
current of time:
-
course 109 N.
current opinion:
-
assent 488 N.
current:
-
existence 1 Adj.
-
river 348 N.
-
wind 349 N.
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
-
the present time 118 Adj.
-
language 560 Adj.
-
news 532 Adj.
-
publication 531 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
currently reported:
-
news 532 Adj.
currently rumored:
-
news 532 Adj.
curricle:
-
vehicle 272 N.
curriculum:
-
teaching 537 N.
curry favor with:
-
flattery 933 V.
-
love 897 V.
curry:
-
condiment 393 N.
-
friction 331 V.
curse and swear:
-
malediction 908 V.
curse!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
curse:
-
bane 663 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
malediction 908 N.
-
malediction 908 V.
cursed:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
malediction 908 Adj.
cursing:
-
malediction 908 Adj.
-
malediction 908 N.
cursitor:
-
lawyer 968 N.
cursive hand:
-
writing 590 N.
cursory:
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
curt:
-
taciturnity 585 Adj.
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
-
shortness 201 Adj.
curtail:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
shortness 201 V.
curtailment:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
-
shortness 201 N.
curtain lecture:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
curtain:
-
concealment 528 V.
-
defense 717 N.
-
ambush 530 N.
-
shade 424 N.
-
drama 599 N.
curtness:
-
taciturnity 585 N.
curtsy:
-
submission 725 V.
-
depression 308 N.
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
submission 725 N.
-
depression 308 V.
-
oscillation 314 V.
curule:
-
council 696 Adj.
curvation:
-
curvature 245 N.
curvature:
-
curvature 245 N.
curve:
-
curvature 245 V.
-
deviation 279 V.
curved surface:
-
rotundity 249 N.
curved:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
curvet:
-
agitation 315 V.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
leap 309 N.
-
leap 309 V.
-
circuition 311 N.
curviform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
curvilineal:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
curvilinear:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
curvity:
-
curvature 245 N.
cushat:
-
animal 366 N.
cushion:
-
relief 834 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
softness 324 N.
cushiony:
-
softness 324 Adj.
cushy job:
-
inaction 681 N.
cusp:
-
angularity 244 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
cusped:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
cuspidate:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
cuspidated:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
cuspidor:
-
receptacle 191 N.
custodian:
-
safety 664 N.
-
keeper 753 N.
custody:
-
retention 781 N.
-
safety 664 N.
-
restraint 751 N.
custom:
-
fashion 852 N.
-
price 812 N.
-
sale 796 N.
-
barter 794 N.
-
habit 613 N.
-
oldness 124 N.
-
frequency 136 N.
customary:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
normality 80 N.
-
frequency 136 Adj.
-
generality 78 Adj.
customer:
-
purchase 795 N.
customhouse officer:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
customhouse:
-
mart 799 N.
customs union:
-
compact 769 N.
cut a dash:
-
ostentation 882 V.
cut a figure in society:
-
fashion 852 V.
cut a figure:
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
appearance 448 V.
cut a passage through:
-
opening 260 V.
cut a poor figure:
-
disrepute 874 V.
cut a sorry figure:
-
disrepute 874 V.
cut a splash:
-
ostentation 882 V.
cut a splurge:
-
ostentation 882 V.
cut across:
-
passage 302 V.
cut adrift:
-
disjunction 44 V.
cut along:
-
velocity 274 V.
cut and come again:
-
sufficiency 639 Phr.
-
repetition 104 Phr.
cut and dried:
-
arrangement 60 Adj.
cut and run:
-
avoidance 623 V.
cut and thrust:
-
attack 716 V.
cut away:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
cut back expenses:
-
economy 817 V.
cut blocks with a razor:
-
misuse 679 V.
-
waste 638 V.
-
intuition 477 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
cut both ways:
-
counter evidence 468 V.
cut capers:
-
leap 309 V.
cut costs:
-
economy 817 V.
cut dead:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
cut direct:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
cut down:
-
depression 308 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
shortness 201 V.
-
killing 361 V.
cut expenses:
-
economy 817 V.
cut in two:
-
bisection 91 V.
cut into ribbons:
-
destruction 162 V.
cut jokes:
-
wit 842 V.
cut of one s jib:
-
appearance 448 N.
cut of one's jib:
-
form 240 N.
cut off from:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
cut off with a shilling:
-
taking 789 V.
cut off:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
loss 776 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
killing 361 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
cut one short:
-
aphony 581 V.
cut one's own throat:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
cut one's stick:
-
departure 293 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
cut one's way through:
-
passage 302 V.
cut open:
-
opening 260 V.
cut out for:
-
skill 698 Adj.
cut out work for:
-
direction 693 V.
cut out work:
-
preparation 673 V.
cut out:
-
plan 626 V.
-
remedy 662 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
substitution 147 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
cut purse:
-
thief 792 N.
cut short:
-
cessation 142 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
shortness 201 V.
cut the first turf:
-
beginning 66 V.
cut the knot:
-
facility 705 V.
cut the throat:
-
killing 361 V.
cut to pieces:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
killing 361 V.
cut to the heart:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
cut to the quick:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
cut up root and branch:
-
destruction 162 V.
cut up rough:
-
resentment 900 V.
cut up:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
discontent 832 V.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
cut:
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
shortness 201 V.
-
interval 198 N.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
layer 204 N.
-
form 240 N.
-
form 240 V.
-
sharpness 253 V.
-
notch 257 N.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
attack 716 N.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
notch 257 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
method 627 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
-
sculpture 557 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
cutaneous:
-
covering 223 Adj.
cutcherry:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
cute:
-
taste 850 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
cuteness:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
cuticle:
-
covering 223 N.
cuticular:
-
covering 223 Adj.
cutlass:
-
arms 727 N.
cutlery:
-
sharpness 253 N.
cutter:
-
ship 273 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
cutters:
-
sharpness 253 N.
cutthroat:
-
evil 913 N.
-
killing 361 N.
cutting edge:
-
sharpness 253 N.
cutting instrument:
-
disjunction 44 N.
cutting words:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
cutting:
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
-
part 51 N.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
cuttings:
-
compendium 596 N.
-
choice 609 N.
cuttystool:
-
penitence 950 N.
cwt.:
-
five, &c 98 N.
cwt:
-
gravity 319 N.
cyanide:
-
bane 663 N.
cyanogen:
-
blueness 438 N.
cyclamate:
-
sweetness 396 N.
cycle:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
cyclical:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
cyclist:
-
traveler 268 N.
cycloid:
-
circularity 247 N.
cycloidal:
-
circularity 247 Adj.
Cyclone fence:
-
prison 752 N.
cyclone:
-
wind 349 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
Cyclopean:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
cyclopedia:
-
school 542 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
Cyclops:
-
dupe 547 N.
-
size 192 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
strength 159 N.
cygnet:
-
animal 366 N.
cylinder:
-
rotundity 249 N.
cylindric:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
cylindrical:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
-
rotundity 249 N.
cylindricity:
-
rotundity 249 N.
cylindroid:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
-
rotundity 249 N.
cymbal:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
cymbals:
-
resonance 408 N.
cymbiform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
cymophanous:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
cynanche:
-
disease 655 N.
cynic.:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
cynic:
-
incredulity 487 N.
-
misanthropy 911 N.
-
detractor 936 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
cynical:
-
detraction 934 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
contempt 930 Adj.
-
incredulity 487 Adj.
-
asceticism 955 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
cynicism:
-
misanthropy 911 N.
-
detraction 934 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
-
incredulity 487 N.
cynosure:
-
indication 550 N.
-
direction 693 N.
-
repute 873 N.
Cynthia of the minute:
-
changeableness 149 N.
cypress:
-
interment 363 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
Cyprian:
-
libertine 962 N.
cyst:
-
receptacle 191 N.
cystic:
-
receptacle 191 Adj.
cytomegalovirus:
-
disease 655 N.
cytoplasm:
-
organization 357 N.
czar:
-
master 745 N.
czarevna:
-
master 745 N.
czarina:
-
master 745 N.
czarita:
-
master 745 N.
czarowitz:
-
master 745 N.
D
d la sourdine:
-
faintness 405 Adv.
D.V.:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
d_esillusionner:
-
disclosure 529 V.
d_esorient_e:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
dab:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
covering 223 V.
-
ship 273 N.
dabble:
-
water 337 V.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
dabbled:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
dabbler:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
dabbling:
-
activity 682 N.
dabster:
-
proficient 700 N.
dacker:
-
irresolution 605 V.
dacoit:
-
thief 792 N.
dactyl:
-
poetry 597 N.
Dactyliomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
dactylology:
-
indication 550 N.
Dactylomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
dactylonomy:
-
numeration 85 N.
-
indication 550 N.
dad:
-
paternity 166 N.
dado:
-
base 211 N.
daedal:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
daedalian:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
daemon:
-
demon 980 N.
daeva:
-
demon 980 N.
daffodil:
-
beauty 845 N.
daft:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
dagger:
-
arms 727 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
daggle:
-
pendency 214 V.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
Dago:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
Dagon:
-
pseudo-revelation 986 N.
daguerreotype:
-
representation 554 N.
-
representation 554 V.
-
painting 556 N.
dahabeah:
-
ship 273 N.
daily and hourly:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
daily:
-
record 551 N.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
-
frequency 136 Adv.
-
publication 531 N.
dainty:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
-
taste 850 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
-
savoriness 394 N.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
dairy:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
mart 799 N.
dais:
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scepter 747 N.
-
support 215 N.
dak bungalow:
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abode 189 N.
dak:
-
messenger 534 N.
dalal:
-
consignee 758 N.
dale:
-
concavity 252 N.
dalliance:
-
endearment 902 N.
dally with:
-
irresolution 605 V.
dally:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
lateness 133 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
dalmatic:
-
canonicals 999 N.
Daltonism:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
dam up:
-
closure 261 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
dam:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
-
closure 261 V.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
river 348 V.
damage:
-
evil 619 N.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
loss 776 N.
-
price 812 N.
damages:
-
penalty 974 N.
damascene:
-
variegation 440 V.
damask:
-
redness 434 N.
dame:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
-
woman 374 N.
dame's school:
-
school 542 N.
damn it!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
damn with faint praise:
-
contempt 930 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
damn you to hell!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
damn you!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
damn!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
damn:
-
malediction 908 V.
-
condemnation 971 V.
damnable:
-
badness 649 Adj.
damnation:
-
condemnation 971 N.
damnatory:
-
condemnation 971 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
damned:
-
badness 649 Adj.
damnify:
-
badness 649 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
Damon and Pythias:
-
friend 890 N.
damp on the spirits:
-
dejection 837 N.
damp one's hopes:
-
dejection 837 V.
damp the sound:
-
nonresonance 408a V.
damp the spirits:
-
dejection 837 V.
damp:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
moisture 339 V.
-
moisture 339 Adj.
-
moderation 174 V.
-
dullness 843 V.
dampen the reverberations:
-
nonresonance 408a V.
dampened:
-
nonresonance 408a Adj.
damper:
-
dissuasion 616 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
nonresonance 408a N.
-
refrigerator 387 N.
damsel:
-
infant 129 N.
damson:
-
sweetness 396 N.
Danae:
-
wealth 803 N.
dance attendance on:
-
request 765 V.
-
sequence 281 V.
-
servility 886 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
dance attendance upon:
-
servant 746 V.
dance attendance:
-
lateness 133 V.
dance music:
-
music 415 N.
dance off one's shoes:
-
leap 309 V.
dance the back step:
-
regression 283 V.
dance the war dance:
-
defiance 715 V.
dance upon nothing:
-
punishment 972 V.
dance:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
rejoicing 838 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
leap 309 V.
-
amusement 840 V.
-
oscillation 314 N.
dancer:
-
amusement 840 N.
dander:
-
resentment 900 N.
dandi:
-
vehicle 272 N.
Dandie Dinmont:
-
animal 366 N.
dandified:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
dandiprat:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
fop 854 N.
dandle:
-
endearment 902 V.
dandruff:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
dandy:
-
fop 854 N.
-
ship 273 N.
dandyism:
-
affectation 855 N.
danger over:
-
safety 664 N.
danger past:
-
safety 664 N.
danger signal:
-
alarm 669 N.
danger:
-
danger 665 N.
dangerous classes:
-
evil 913 N.
dangerous illness:
-
disease 655 N.
dangerous person:
-
pitfall 667 N.
dangerous:
-
danger 665 Adj.
dangle before the eyes:
-
ostentation 882 V.
dangle:
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
pendency 214 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
dangler:
-
sequence 281 N.
dank:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
dapper:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
dapperling:
-
littleness 193 N.
dapple:
-
brown 433 Adj.
dappled:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
Darby and Joan:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
dare say:
-
probability 472 V.
-
supposition 514 V.
dare:
-
defiance 715 V.
-
defiance 715 N.
-
courage 861 V.
daredevil:
-
rashness 863 N.
dare-devil:
-
blusterer 887 N.
daring imagination:
-
imagination 515 N.
daring:
-
defiance 715 N.
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
courage 861 N.
dark ages:
-
ignorance 491 N.
dark as a pit:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
dark as pitch:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
dark cloud:
-
adversity 735 N.
dark color:
-
blackness 431 N.
dark horse:
-
politics 737b N.
dark lantern:
-
luminary 423 N.
dark matter:
-
darkness 421 N.
dark star:
-
darkness 421 N.
dark:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
blindness 442 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
darkness 421 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
darken:
-
blackness 431 V.
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
-
darkness 421 V.
-
dimness 422 V.
darkened:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
darkie:
-
blackness 431 N.
darkish:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
darkling:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
darkly:
-
blindness 442 Adv.
darkness of meaning:
-
obscurity 571 N.
darkness that can be felt:
-
darkness 421 N.
darkness visible:
-
darkness 421 N.
darkness:
-
ignorance 491 N.
-
blackness 431 N.
-
dimness 422 N.
-
darkness 421 N.
-
latency, implication 526 N.
darksome:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
darling:
-
love 897 Adj.
-
love 897 N.
-
favorite 899 N.
darn:
-
restoration 660 V.
dart to and fro:
-
haste 684 V.
dart:
-
velocity 274 N.
-
arms 727 N.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
Darwinism:
-
organization 357 N.
dash at:
-
attack 716 V.
dash down:
-
depression 308 V.
dash forward:
-
velocity 274 V.
dash of the pen:
-
writing 590 N.
dash off:
-
haste 684 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
painting 556 V.
-
writing 590 V.
-
activity 682 V.
dash on:
-
haste 684 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
dash one's hope:
-
disappointment 509 V.
dash one's hopes:
-
failure 732 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
hopelessness 859 V.
dash out one's brains:
-
killing 361 V.
dash:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
courage 861 N.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
haste 684 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
indication 550 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
mixture 41 V.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
ship 273 N.
dashboard:
-
refuge 666 N.
dashed hopes:
-
hopelessness 859 N.
dashed:
-
humility 879 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
dashing:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
dastard:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
cowardice 862 N.
dastardly:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
dastardness:
-
cowardice 862 N.
dastardy:
-
cowardice 862 N.
dasturi:
-
reward 973 N.
data:
-
supposition 514 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
database:
-
list 86 N.
-
arrangement 60 N.
date:
-
time 106 N.
-
chronometry 114 N.
-
chronometry 114 V.
daub:
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
-
misrepresentation 555 V.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
dauber:
-
artist 559 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
daubing:
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
-
materials 635 N.
daughter:
-
posterity 167 N.
daunt:
-
fear 860 V.
dauntless:
-
courage 861 Adj.
davenport:
-
receptacle 191 N.
davus sum non Aedipus:
-
dullness 843 Phr.
dawdle:
-
lateness 133 V.
-
slowness 275 N.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
inactivity 683 V.
dawdling:
-
inactivity 683 N.
dawn of hope:
-
hope 858 N.
dawn:
-
priority 116 V.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
morning 125 N.
-
beginning 66 V.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
dimness 422 N.
dawplucker:
-
detractor 936 N.
day after day:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
-
frequency 136 Adv.
day and night:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
day blindness:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
day book:
-
accounts 811 N.
day by day:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
-
time 106 Adv.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adv.
day dream:
-
hope 858 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
day laborer:
-
agent 690 N.
day lily:
-
beauty 845 N.
Day of Atonement:
-
rite 998 N.
day of Judgment:
-
end 67 N.
-
futurity 121 N.
day of reckoning:
-
revenge 919 N.
day of rest:
-
repose 687 N.
day school:
-
school 542 N.
day star:
-
luminary 423 N.
day wear:
-
clothing 225 N.
day:
-
the present time 118 N.
-
period 108 N.
-
light 420 N.
daybook:
-
record 551 N.
daybreak:
-
morning 125 N.
-
dimness 422 N.
daydreaming:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
daylight:
-
light 420 N.
days gone by:
-
the past 122 N.
days of old:
-
the past 122 N.
days of the week:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
days of yore:
-
the past 122 N.
days past:
-
the past 122 N.
dayspring:
-
morning 125 N.
daze:
-
light 420 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
dazed:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
dazzle:
-
inattention 458 V.
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
-
respect 928 V.
-
light 420 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
-
blindness 442 V.
dazzlement:
-
light 420 N.
dazzling:
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
DDB:
-
dullness 843 Phr.
de facto:
-
existence 1 Adv.
de novo:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
de rigueur:
-
compulsion 744 Adv.
deacon:
-
worship 990 V.
-
clergy 996 N.
deaconess:
-
clergy 996 N.
deaconry:
-
churchdom 995 N.
deaconship:
-
churchdom 995 N.
deactivate:
-
cessation 142 V.
dead against:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
dead and gone:
-
death 360 Adj.
dead as a doornail:
-
death 360 Adj.
dead as a doorpost:
-
death 360 Adj.
dead as a herring:
-
death 360 Adj.
dead as a mutton:
-
death 360 Adj.
dead as nits:
-
death 360 Adj.
dead asleep:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
dead beat:
-
servility 886 N.
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
dead calm:
-
quiescence 265 N.
dead certainty:
-
certainty 474 N.
dead color:
-
painting 556 V.
dead cut:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
dead drunk:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
dead duck:
-
hopelessness 859 N.
dead failure:
-
failure 732 N.
dead flat:
-
horizontality 213 N.
dead heat:
-
equality 27 N.
dead house:
-
interment 363 N.
dead languages:
-
language 560 N.
dead letter:
-
impotence 158 N.
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
dead level:
-
horizontality 213 N.
dead lift:
-
exertion 686 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
dead lock:
-
cessation 142 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
dead march:
-
interment 363 N.
dead of night:
-
evening 126 N.
-
darkness 421 N.
dead reckoning:
-
numeration 85 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
dead secret:
-
secret 533 N.
dead set at:
-
attack 716 N.
dead set:
-
difficulty 704 N.
dead shot:
-
proficient 700 N.
dead silence:
-
silence 403 N.
dead sound:
-
nonresonance 408a N.
dead stand:
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
dead stop:
-
cessation 142 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
dead to honor:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
dead to shame:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
dead to:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
dead wall:
-
hindrance 706 N.
dead water:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
dead weight:
-
hindrance 706 N.
dead:
-
nonresonance 408a Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
-
completeness 52 Adj.
-
killing 361 Adj.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
deadbolt:
-
prison 752 N.
deaden the reverberations:
-
nonresonance 408a V.
deaden the sound:
-
nonresonance 408a V.
deaden:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
-
insensibility 823 V.
deadened:
-
numbness 381 Adj.
deadhead:
-
cheapness 815 N.
deadlock:
-
difficulty 704 N.
deadly dull and boring:
-
dullness 843 Phr.
deadly sin:
-
guilt 947 N.
deadly weapon:
-
killing 361 N.
-
arms 727 N.
deadly:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
killing 361 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
-
destruction 162 Adj.
deadness:
-
insensibility 823 N.
deads:
-
inutility 645 N.
deaf and dumb:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
deaf as a beetle:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
deaf as a post:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
deaf as a trunkmaker:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
deaf as an adder:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
deaf to advice:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
deaf to reason:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
deaf to:
-
refusal 764 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
deaf:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
deafness 419 Adj.
deafen:
-
loudness 404 V.
-
deafness 419 V.
deafened:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
deafening:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
deafmute:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
deaf-mute:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
deafness:
-
deafness 419 N.
deal a blow at:
-
attack 716 V.
deal a blow to:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
punishment 972 V.
deal a deathblow:
-
killing 361 V.
deal board:
-
hardness 323 N.
deal destruction:
-
destruction 162 V.
deal fairly:
-
probity 939 V.
deal hard measure to:
-
severity 739 V.
deal hardly with:
-
severity 739 V.
deal honorably:
-
probity 939 V.
deal impartially:
-
probity 939 V.
deal in the marvelous:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
deal in:
-
barter 794 V.
-
sale 796 V.
deal out:
-
giving 784 V.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
deal retributive justice:
-
punishment 972 V.
deal squarely:
-
probity 939 V.
deal with a subject:
-
dissertation 595 V.
deal with the prosecutor:
-
acquittal 970 N.
deal with:
-
conduct 692 V.
-
barter 794 V.
deal:
-
barter 794 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
apportionment 786 V.
-
compact 769 N.
dealer:
-
merchant 797 N.
dealer's price:
-
discount 813 N.
dealing seconds:
-
deception 545 N.
dealing:
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
barter 794 N.
dealings of Providence:
-
deity 976 N.
dealings:
-
action 680 N.
dean:
-
clergy 996 N.
deanery:
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
dear at any price:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
dear bought:
-
dearness 814 Adj.
dear me!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
dear:
-
favorite 899 N.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adv.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
dearly beloved:
-
love 897 Adj.
dearly:
-
dearness 814 Adv.
dearness:
-
dearness 814 N.
dearth of ideas:
-
dullness 843 N.
dearth:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
death bed:
-
death 360 N.
death blow:
-
death 360 N.
death chair:
-
scourge 975 N.
death feud:
-
revenge 919 N.
death in the pot:
-
insalubrity 657 N.
-
pitfall 667 N.
Death knocks at the door:
-
death 360 Phr.
death like:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
death rattle:
-
death 360 N.
death song:
-
death 360 N.
death struggle:
-
contention 720 N.
death warrant:
-
death 360 N.
-
condemnation 971 N.
death watch:
-
death 360 N.
-
warning 668 N.
death:
-
end 67 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
-
death 360 N.
deathbed repentance:
-
penitence 950 N.
deathblow:
-
killing 361 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
end 67 N.
deathless:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
deathlike silence:
-
silence 403 N.
deathlike:
-
silence 403 Adj.
debacle:
-
descent 306 N.
-
river 348 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
debar:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prohibition 761 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
debark:
-
arrival 292 V.
-
land 342 V.
debarkation:
-
arrival 292 N.
debase:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
depression 308 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
money 800 V.
debased:
-
lowness 207 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
debasement:
-
improbity 940 N.
-
lowness 207 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
disrepute 874 N.
debatable:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
debate:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
reasoning 476 V.
-
conversation 588 N.
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
contention 720 N.
debater polemic:
-
reasoning 476 N.
debauch:
-
impurity 961 V.
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
debauched:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
debauchee:
-
libertine 962 N.
debauchery:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
debenture:
-
security 771 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
credit 805 N.
debile:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
debilitate:
-
weakness 160 V.
debility:
-
weakness 160 N.
debit:
-
debt 806 N.
-
accounts 811 V.
debitor:
-
debt 806 N.
debonair:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
debonnaire:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
debouch:
-
egress 295 N.
-
egress 295 V.
-
departure 293 V.
debouche:
-
egress 295 N.
debris:
-
part 51 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
debt of nature:
-
death 360 N.
debt:
-
property 780 N.
-
debt 806 N.
debtor:
-
debt 806 N.
-
nonpayment 808 N.
debut:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
essay 675 N.
debutant:
-
learner 541 N.
-
drama 599 N.
decade:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
period 108 N.
-
time 106 N.
decadence:
-
deterioration 659 N.
decadency:
-
deterioration 659 N.
decagon:
-
angularity 244 N.
decalogue:
-
duty 926 N.
decamp:
-
departure 293 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
decampment:
-
departure 293 N.
decant:
-
transference 270 V.
decanter:
-
receptacle 191 N.
decapitate:
-
punishment 972 V.
decapitation:
-
punishment 972 N.
decarbonized iron:
-
hardness 323 N.
decay of memory:
-
oblivion 506 N.
decay:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
adversity 735 V.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
oldness 124 N.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
disease 655 N.
decayed:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
decease:
-
death 360 N.
deceased:
-
death 360 Adj.
deceit:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
deception 545 N.
deceitful:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
deceive oneself:
-
error 495 V.
deceive:
-
error 495 V.
-
misteaching 538 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
deception 545 V.
deceived:
-
deception 545 Adj.
deceiver:
-
deceiver 548 N.
deceiving:
-
deception 545 Adj.
decency:
-
purity 960 N.
decenniumm lustrum:
-
period 108 N.
decent:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
purity 960 Adj.
decentralize:
-
decomposition 49 V.
deception:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
deception 545 N.
deceptious:
-
deception 545 Adj.
deceptive:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
decession:
-
departure 293 N.
dechristianize:
-
irreligion 989 V.
decide:
-
certainty 474 V.
-
choice 609 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
decided case:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
decided:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
end 67 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
decidedly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
deciduous:
-
descent 306 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
decimal:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
-
number 84 N.
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
decimate:
-
punishment 972 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
killing 361 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
fewness 103 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
quinquesection, &c 99 V.
decimation:
-
fewness 103 N.
-
quinquesection, &c 99 N.
decipher:
-
interpretation 522 V.
decision:
-
judgment 480 N.
-
resolution 604 N.
-
choice 609 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
decisive:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
decjed out:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
deck:
-
base 211 N.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
deckle-edged:
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
declaim against:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
declaim:
-
speech 582 V.
declamation:
-
speech 582 N.
-
ornament 577 N.
declamatory:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
speech 582 Adj.
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
Declaration Day:
-
amusement 840 N.
declaration of faith:
-
belief 484 N.
-
theology 983 N.
declaration of war:
-
discord 713 N.
declaration:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
declaratory:
-
meaning 516 Adj.
-
information 527 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
declare null and void:
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
declare war:
-
discord 713 V.
declare:
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
meaning 516 V.
declension of strength:
-
weakness 160 N.
declension:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
descent 306 N.
-
grammar 567 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
refusal 764 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
declensions:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
declination:
-
deviation 279 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
descent 306 N.
-
rejection 610 N.
declinature:
-
refusal 764 N.
decline of day:
-
evening 126 N.
decline of life:
-
age 128 N.
decline:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
refusal 764 V.
-
adversity 735 V.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
rejection 610 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
age 128 V.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
oldness 124 N.
declining years:
-
age 128 N.
declining:
-
age 128 Adj.
-
refusal 764 N.
declivity:
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
descent 306 N.
decoction:
-
calefaction 384 N.
decollate:
-
punishment 972 V.
decollation:
-
punishment 972 N.
decoloration:
-
achromatism 429 N.
decolorize:
-
achromatism 429 V.
decompose:
-
decomposition 49 V.
decomposed:
-
decomposition 49 Adj.
decomposition:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
decomposition 49 N.
decompound:
-
decomposition 49 V.
deconsecrate:
-
abrogation 756 V.
deconsecration:
-
abrogation 756 N.
decorate:
-
ornament 847 V.
decoration:
-
scepter 747 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
trophy 733 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
decorative:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
decorous:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
respect 928 Adj.
-
purity 960 Adj.
decorticate:
-
divestment 226 V.
decortication:
-
divestment 226 N.
decorum:
-
duty 926 N.
-
purity 960 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
decoy duck:
-
motive 615 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
decoy:
-
deception 545 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
motive 615 N.
decoy-duck:
-
deception 545 N.
decrassify:
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
decrease of size:
-
contraction 195 N.
decrease:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
decreased:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 Adj.
decreasing:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 Adj.
decree:
-
legality 963 V.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
command 741 V.
-
legality 963 N.
decrement:
-
contraction 195 N.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
decrement 40a N.
decrepid:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
decrepit:
-
age 128 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
decrepitation:
-
snap 406 N.
decrepitude:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
age 128 N.
-
weakness 160 N.
decretal:
-
command 741 Adj.
-
command 741 N.
decretive:
-
command 741 Adj.
decretory:
-
command 741 Adj.
decry:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
detraction 934 V.
decumbence:
-
horizontality 213 N.
decumbency:
-
horizontality 213 N.
decumbent:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
decuple:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
decurrent:
-
descent 306 Adj.
decursive:
-
descent 306 Adj.
decurtate:
-
shortness 201 Adj.
decurtation:
-
shortness 201 N.
decussate:
-
crossing 219 V.
decussation:
-
crossing 219 N.
dedecoration:
-
disrepute 874 N.
dedecorous:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
dedicate to:
-
repute 873 V.
dedicate:
-
use 677 V.
dedication:
-
repute 873 N.
deduce:
-
judgment 480 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
deducible:
-
evidence 467 Adj.
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
deduct:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
taking 789 V.
deduction:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
decrement 40a N.
-
experiment 463 N.
deed of indemnity:
-
security 771 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
deed of release:
-
pacification 723 N.
deed poll:
-
security 771 N.
deed without a name:
-
guilt 947 N.
deed:
-
action 680 N.
-
record 551 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
-
security 771 N.
deeds of arms:
-
contention 720 N.
deem as:
-
belief 484 V.
deep application:
-
attention 457 N.
deep as a well:
-
depth 208 Adj.
deep attention:
-
attention 457 N.
deep background:
-
concealment 528 Phr.
deep death song:
-
lamentation 839 N.
deep felt:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
deep freeze:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
deep in debt:
-
debt 806 Adj.
deep knowledge:
-
knowledge 490 N.
deep laid:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
deep mourning:
-
lamentation 839 N.
deep musing:
-
thought 451 Adj.
-
inattention 458 N.
deep note:
-
resonance 408 N.
deep pockets:
-
wealth 803 N.
deep potations:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
deep reflection:
-
thought 451 N.
deep seated:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
-
depth 208 Adj.
deep sense:
-
feeling 821 N.
deep sigh:
-
lamentation 839 N.
deep study:
-
attention 457 N.
deep thought:
-
attention 457 N.
deep:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
depth 208 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
ocean 341 N.
-
loudness 404 Adj.
deep-colored:
-
color 428 Adj.
deep-dyed:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
deepen:
-
increase 35 V.
-
depth 208 V.
deep-freeze:
-
preservation 670 V.
deep-laid plan:
-
plan 626 N.
deeply involved:
-
debt 806 Adj.
deep-mouthed:
-
ululation 412 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
resonance 408 Adj.
deepness:
-
depth 208 N.
deep-read:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
deep-rooted:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
deep-sounding:
-
resonance 408 Adj.
deep-toned:
-
resonance 408 Adj.
deer hound:
-
animal 366 N.
deer:
-
animal 366 N.
deev:
-
demon 980 N.
deface:
-
amorphism 241 V.
-
obliteration 552 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 V.
defacement:
-
amorphism 241 N.
defalcation:
-
nonpayment 808 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
contraction 195 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
defamation:
-
detraction 934 N.
defamatory:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
detraction 934 Adj.
defame:
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
detraction 934 V.
defamer:
-
detractor 936 N.
defatigation:
-
weariness 841 N.
default:
-
nonpayment 808 N.
-
debt 806 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
-
neglect 460 N.
defaulter:
-
thief 792 N.
-
debt 806 N.
-
nonpayment 808 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
defeasance:
-
abrogation 756 N.
defeasible:
-
confutation 479 Adj.
defeat one's hope:
-
disappointment 509 V.
defeat the purpose:
-
failure 732 V.
defeat:
-
confutation 479 V.
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
failure 732 N.
defeated:
-
failure 732 Adj.
defecate:
-
cleanness 652 V.
defecation:
-
cleanness 652 N.
defect:
-
decrement 40a N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
-
vice 945 N.
defection:
-
tergiversation 607 N.
-
relinquishment 624 N.
-
disobedience 742 N.
defective:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
defend:
-
defense 717 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
defendant:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
defended:
-
defense 717 Adj.
defender of the faith:
-
defense 717 Phr.
defender:
-
defense 717 N.
defending:
-
defense 717 Adj.
defense not defiance:
-
defense 717 Phr.
defense:
-
defense 717 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
vindication 937 N.
defenseless:
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
defenselessness:
-
danger 665 N.
defensible:
-
safety 664 Adj.
-
vindication 937 Adj.
defensive:
-
defense 717 Adj.
defensively:
-
defense 717 Adv.
defer to:
-
assent 488 V.
-
respect 928 V.
-
submission 725 V.
defer:
-
lateness 133 V.
deference:
-
obedience 743 N.
-
respect 928 N.
deferential:
-
respect 928 Adj.
deferral:
-
lateness 133 N.
deferred payment:
-
debt 806 N.
deferring:
-
lateness 133 N.
defiance of danger:
-
courage 861 N.
defiance:
-
defiance 715 N.
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
courage 861 N.
-
threat 909 N.
defiant:
-
threat 909 Adj.
-
defiance 715 Adj.
deficiency of blood:
-
weakness 160 N.
deficiency:
-
vice 945 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
inferiority 34 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
deficient:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
shortcoming 304 Adj.
deficit:
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
debt 806 N.
defigure:
-
ugliness 846 V.
defile:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
interval 198 N.
-
impurity 961 V.
defilement:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
define:
-
interpretation 522 V.
-
nomenclature 564 V.
defined:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
definite:
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
limit 233 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
definiteness:
-
perspicuity 570 N.
definition:
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
perspicuity 570 N.
definitive work:
-
book 593 N.
definitive:
-
end 67 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
definitively true:
-
truth 494 Adj.
deflagration:
-
calefaction 384 N.
deflate:
-
money 800 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
deflation:
-
money 800 N.
deflect:
-
curvature 245 V.
-
deviation 279 V.
deflection:
-
curvature 245 N.
-
deviation 279 N.
deflexion:
-
curvature 245 N.
deflexure:
-
deviation 279 N.
defloration:
-
impurity 961 N.
deflower:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
impurity 961 V.
defluxion:
-
egress 295 N.
-
river 348 N.
defoedation:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
deform:
-
distortion 243 V.
-
amorphism 241 V.
deformed:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
deforming:
-
amorphism 241 N.
deformity:
-
amorphism 241 N.
-
distortion 243 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
defraud:
-
stealing 791 V.
-
deception 545 V.
defray:
-
payment 807 V.
defrayment:
-
payment 807 N.
deft:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
defunct:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
-
corpse 362 N.
defy danger:
-
courage 861 V.
defy:
-
courage 861 V.
-
defiance 715 V.
-
threat 909 V.
defying:
-
defiance 715 Adj.
degeneracy:
-
deterioration 659 N.
degenerate:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
degenerateness:
-
deterioration 659 N.
degeneration:
-
deterioration 659 N.
deglutition:
-
food 298 N.
-
taking 789 N.
degradation:
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
degrade:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 V.
degrading:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
degree:
-
degree 26 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
term 71 N.
degrees Celsius:
-
heat 382 N.
degrees centigrade:
-
heat 382 N.
degrees Fahrenheit:
-
heat 382 N.
degrees Kelvin:
-
heat 382 N.
degustation:
-
taste 390 N.
dehiscence:
-
opening 260 N.
dehort:
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
warning 668 V.
dehortation:
-
dissuasion 616 N.
-
warning 668 N.
dehortatory:
-
dissuasion 616 Adj.
-
advice 695 Adj.
dehumidifier:
-
refrigeration 385 N.
dehydrate:
-
dryness 340 V.
dehydrated:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
deification:
-
idolatry 991 N.
-
heaven 981 N.
deify:
-
repute 873 V.
-
idolatry 991 V.
deign:
-
consent 762 V.
-
humility 879 V.
deism:
-
irreligion 989 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Deist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
deistical:
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
Deity:
-
deity 976 N.
deject:
-
dejection 837 V.
dejectedness:
-
dejection 837 N.
dejection:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
excretion 299 N.
-
pain 828 N.
dekko!:
-
attention 457 Int.
delabrement:
-
deterioration 659 N.
delaceration:
-
deterioration 659 N.
delaminate:
-
layer 204 V.
delation:
-
lateness 133 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
delator:
-
information 527 N.
delay:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
-
slowness 275 N.
-
lateness 133 N.
-
lateness 133 V.
delayed:
-
lateness 133 Adj.
dele:
-
obliteration 552 Int.
delectability:
-
savoriness 394 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
delectable:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
delectation:
-
pleasure 827 N.
delection:
-
pleasure 827 N.
delegate:
-
transference 270 V.
-
commission 755 N.
-
commission 755 V.
-
consignee 758 N.
-
deputy 759 N.
delegation:
-
commission 755 N.
deleterious:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
deletion:
-
obliteration 552 N.
deletory:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
deliberate application:
-
attention 457 N.
deliberate attention:
-
attention 457 N.
deliberate study:
-
attention 457 N.
deliberate thought:
-
attention 457 N.
deliberate:
-
thought 451 V.
-
leisure 685 Adj.
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
advice 695 V.
deliberately:
-
lateness 133 Adv.
-
will 600 Adv.
-
predetermination 611 Adv.
-
intention 620 Adv.
-
leisure 685 Adv.
deliberation:
-
thought 451 N.
-
caution 864 N.
deliberative:
-
council 696 Adj.
-
thought 451 Adj.
delicacy:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
purity 960 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
taste 850 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
-
savoriness 394 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
truth 494 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
weakness 160 N.
-
unwillingness 603 N.
delicat:
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
delicate distinction:
-
difference 15 N.
delicate ear:
-
hearing 418 N.
delicate point:
-
difficulty 704 N.
delicate:
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beauty 845 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
purity 960 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
-
texture 329 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
delicatessen:
-
savoriness 394 N.
-
mart 799 N.
delicious:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
deliciousness:
-
savoriness 394 N.
delight in:
-
pleasure 827 V.
delight:
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
delighted:
-
rejoicing 838 Adj.
delightful:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
Delilah:
-
libertine 962 N.
delineate:
-
representation 554 V.
delineation:
-
representation 554 N.
-
description 594 N.
delinquency:
-
guilt 947 N.
delinquent:
-
bad man 949 N.
deliquation:
-
liquefaction 335 N.
deliquesce:
-
liquefaction 335 V.
deliquescence:
-
liquefaction 335 N.
deliquescent:
-
liquefaction 335 Adj.
delirious:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
delirium tremens:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
delirium:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
delitescence:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
invisibility 447 N.
delitescent:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
deliver a speech:
-
speech 582 V.
deliver judgment:
-
judgment 480 V.
deliver oneself from:
-
liberation 750 V.
deliver over:
-
giving 784 V.
deliver up one's arms:
-
submission 725 V.
deliver:
-
speech 582 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
deliverance 672 V.
-
voice 580 V.
-
transference 270 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
deliverance:
-
deliverance 672 N.
-
relief 834 N.
-
liberation 750 N.
delivery service:
-
messenger 534 N.
delivery:
-
production 161 N.
-
voice 580 N.
-
speech 582 N.
-
giving 784 N.
dell:
-
concavity 252 N.
Delphian oracle:
-
oracle 513 N.
Delphic oracle:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
-
equivocalness 520 N.
delta:
-
land 342 N.
delude:
-
error 495 V.
-
deception 545 V.
deluge:
-
river 348 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
river 348 N.
-
water 337 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
water 337 V.
delusion:
-
error 495 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
-
deception 545 N.
delusional:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
delusive:
-
error 495 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
delusory:
-
deception 545 Adj.
delve into:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
dissertation 595 V.
delve:
-
concavity 252 V.
-
agriculture 371 V.
demagogue:
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
director 694 N.
-
opponent 710 N.
demagogy:
-
government 737a N.
demand deposit:
-
money 800 N.
demand:
-
price 812 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
dueness 924 N.
-
price 812 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
command 741 V.
-
command 741 N.
-
requirement 630 N.
-
dueness 924 V.
demanding:
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
demean oneself:
-
conduct 692 V.
-
humility 879 V.
-
improbity 940 V.
demeanor:
-
fashion 852 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
demel_e:
-
discord 713 N.
demency:
-
insanity 503 N.
dementate:
-
insanity 503 V.
dementation:
-
insanity 503 N.
demented:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
dementia:
-
insanity 503 N.
demerit:
-
vice 945 N.
demesne:
-
abode 189 N.
-
property 780 N.
demi-:
-
bisection 91 Adj.
demigod:
-
courage 861 N.
-
good man 948 N.
demigration:
-
journey 266 N.
demijohn:
-
receptacle 191 N.
demi-jour:
-
dimness 422 N.
demimonde:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
demirep:
-
libertine 962 N.
demise:
-
death 360 N.
-
transfer 783 N.
-
lending 787 V.
demised:
-
death 360 Adj.
demisemiquaver:
-
melody concord 413 N.
demission:
-
abrogation 756 N.
demiurge:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
demiurgus:
-
agent 690 N.
demivolt:
-
leap 309 N.
democracy:
-
government 737a N.
-
politics 737b N.
-
commonality 876 N.
democrat:
-
commonality 876 N.
Democratic Party:
-
politics 737b N.
democratic republic:
-
government 737a N.
Democrats:
-
party 712 N.
Democritus the Abderite:
-
rejoicing 838 N.
demoiselle:
-
infant 129 N.
demolish:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
demolishment:
-
destruction 162 N.
demolition:
-
destruction 162 N.
demon in human shape:
-
bad man 949 N.
-
evil 913 N.
demon:
-
evil 619 N.
-
demon 980 N.
-
bane 663 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
satan 978 N.
demonetize:
-
money 800 V.
demoniac:
-
demon 980 N.
demoniacal:
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
demon 980 Adj.
demonic possession:
-
demon 980 N.
demonic:
-
demon 980 Adj.
demonical:
-
demon 980 Adj.
demonically:
-
demon 980 Adv.
demonism:
-
idolatry 991 N.
demonolatry:
-
idolatry 991 N.
demonology:
-
demon 980 N.
-
sorcery 992 N.
demonomy:
-
sorcery 992 N.
demonophobia:
-
hate 898 N.
demonry:
-
demon 980 N.
demonship:
-
sorcery 992 N.
demonstrable:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
demonstrate:
-
demonstration 478 V.
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
numeration 85 V.
demonstrated:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
demonstrating:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
demonstration:
-
demonstration 478 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
demonstrative:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
indication 550 Adj.
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
demonstrator:
-
interpreter 524 N.
demon-worship:
-
idolatry 991 N.
demoralization:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
vice 945 N.
demoralize:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
vice 945 V.
demoralized:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
demoralizing:
-
vice 945 Adj.
demos:
-
commonality 876 N.
Demosthenes:
-
speech 582 N.
demulcent:
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
moderation 174 N.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
demur:
-
unwillingness 603 N.
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
dissent 489 V.
-
irresolution 605 N.
demure:
-
modesty 881 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
affectation 855 Adj.
demureness:
-
modesty 881 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
demurrer:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
demurring:
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
den of Cacus:
-
stealing 791 N.
den of thieves:
-
stealing 791 N.
den:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
prison 752 N.
denary:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
denaturalize:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
denaturalized:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
denature:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
dendriform:
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
dendroid:
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
dendrology:
-
botany 369 N.
dengue fever:
-
disease 655 N.
denial:
-
negation 536 N.
-
refusal 764 N.
denied:
-
negation 536 Adj.
denigrate:
-
blackness 431 V.
denims:
-
clothing 225 N.
denization:
-
freedom 748 N.
denizen:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
freedom 748 N.
denizens of the air:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
denizens of the sea:
-
animal 366 N.
denominate designate:
-
nomenclature 564 V.
denominate:
-
phrase 566 V.
denomination:
-
party 712 N.
-
nomenclature 564 N.
-
class 75 N.
denominational education:
-
teaching 537 N.
denominational school:
-
school 542 N.
denominational:
-
theology 983 Adj.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
denominator:
-
number 84 N.
denotable:
-
indication 550 Adj.
denotative:
-
indication 550 Adj.
denote:
-
speciality 79 V.
-
indication 550 V.
denouement:
-
end 67 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
disclosure 529 N.
-
completion 729 N.
denounce:
-
detraction 934 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
malediction 908 V.
-
accusation 938 V.
denouncement:
-
accusation 938 N.
dense:
-
assemblage 72 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
densitometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
-
optical instruments 445 N.
density:
-
density 321 N.
dent:
-
concavity 252 V.
-
notch 257 N.
-
notch 257 V.
-
concavity 252 N.
dental:
-
letter 561 N.
dentate:
-
notch 257 Adj.
dentated:
-
notch 257 Adj.
denticulate:
-
notch 257 Adj.
denticulated:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
-
notch 257 Adj.
dentiform:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
dentifrice:
-
cleanness 652 N.
dentistry:
-
remedy 662 N.
denudation:
-
divestment 226 N.
denude:
-
divestment 226 V.
denuded of:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
denuded:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
-
loss 776 Adj.
denunciation:
-
malediction 908 N.
-
threat 909 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
denunciatory:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
accusation 938 Adj.
deny absolutely:
-
negation 536 V.
deny emphatically:
-
negation 536 V.
deny entirely:
-
negation 536 V.
deny flatly:
-
negation 536 V.
deny oneself:
-
refusal 764 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
temperance 953 V.
-
worship 990 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
deny peremptorily:
-
negation 536 V.
deny wholly:
-
negation 536 V.
deny:
-
refusal 764 V.
-
resignation 757 V.
-
negation 536 V.
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
denying:
-
negation 536 Adj.
deobstruct:
-
facility 705 V.
deobstruent:
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
deodand:
-
penalty 974 N.
deodorant:
-
inodorousness 399 N.
deodorization:
-
inodorousness 399 N.
deodorize:
-
inodorousness 399 V.
-
cleanness 652 V.
deodorized:
-
inodorousness 399 Adj.
deodorizer:
-
inodorousness 399 N.
deodorizing:
-
inodorousness 399 Adj.
deontology:
-
duty 926 N.
deoppilate:
-
facility 705 V.
deoppilation:
-
facility 705 N.
de-orbit:
-
arrival 292 V.
deorganization:
-
derangement 61 N.
deorganize:
-
derangement 61 V.
deosculation:
-
endearment 902 N.
deoxidization:
-
change 140 N.
depart from:
-
deviation 279 N.
-
deviation 279 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
depart this life:
-
death 360 V.
depart:
-
departure 293 V.
-
recession 287 V.
-
displacement 185 V.
departed this life:
-
death 360 Adj.
departed:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
departing:
-
departure 293 Adj.
department head:
-
government 737a N.
department store:
-
mart 799 N.
department:
-
business 625 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
class 75 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
departmental:
-
government 737a Adj.
departure:
-
recession 287 N.
-
departure 293 N.
-
death 360 N.
-
disappearance 449 N.
-
avoidance 623 N.
depend on:
-
qualification 469 V.
depend upon:
-
belief 484 Adv.
-
belief 484 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
-
effect 154 V.
depend:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
pendency 214 V.
-
qualification 469 V.
dependant:
-
servant 746 N.
dependence on:
-
belief 484 N.
dependence:
-
subjection 749 N.
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
chance 156 N.
-
coherence 46 N.
-
circumstance 8 N.
dependency:
-
pendency 214 N.
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
subjection 749 N.
-
possession 777 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
relation 9 N.
dependent on:
-
liability 177 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
dependent upon:
-
effect 154 Adj.
dependent:
-
pendency 214 Adj.
-
subjection 749 Adj.
-
servant 746 N.
deperdition:
-
loss 776 N.
dephlegmation:
-
dryness 340 N.
depict:
-
representation 554 V.
-
painting 556 V.
depicting:
-
painting 556 N.
depictment:
-
representation 554 N.
depicture:
-
representation 554 V.
depilation:
-
divestment 226 N.
depilatory:
-
remedy 662 N.
deplane:
-
arrival 292 V.
depletion:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
deplorable:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
deplore:
-
regret 833 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
deploy:
-
expansion 194 V.
depone:
-
affirmation 535 V.
deponent:
-
evidence 467 N.
depopulate:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
depopulation:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
deport:
-
ejection 297 V.
deportation:
-
transference 270 N.
-
ejection 297 N.
deportment:
-
conduct 692 N.
deposal:
-
abrogation 756 N.
depose:
-
evidence 467 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
laxity 738 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
deposit:
-
money 800 N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
store 636 V.
-
density 321 V.
-
density 321 N.
-
location 184 V.
depositary:
-
treasurer 801 N.
deposition:
-
abrogation 756 N.
-
location 184 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
-
record 551 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
depository:
-
treasury 802 N.
-
store 636 N.
depot:
-
focus 74 N.
-
store 636 N.
-
mart 799 N.
depravation:
-
deterioration 659 N.
deprave:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
depraved:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
depravement:
-
deterioration 659 N.
depravity:
-
badness 649 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
vice 945 N.
deprecate:
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
detraction 934 V.
-
pity 914 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
deprecation 766 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
deprecated:
-
deprecation 766 Adj.
deprecation:
-
dissuasion 616 N.
-
deprecation 766 N.
deprecatory:
-
deprecation 766 Adj.
-
detraction 934 Adj.
depreciate:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
detraction 934 V.
-
underestimation 483 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
depreciated:
-
underestimation 483 Adj.
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
depreciating:
-
underestimation 483 Adj.
depreciation:
-
underestimation 483 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
detraction 934 N.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
cheapness 815 N.
-
discount 813 N.
depredation:
-
stealing 791 N.
depredator:
-
thief 792 N.
deprehension:
-
taking 789 N.
depress the spirits:
-
dejection 837 V.
depress:
-
depression 308 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
concavity 252 V.
-
dullness 843 V.
depressed spirits:
-
dejection 837 N.
depressed:
-
concavity 252 Adj.
-
depression 308 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
depressing:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
depression of spirits:
-
dejection 837 N.
depression:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
-
depression 308 N.
-
notch 257 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
depth 208 N.
-
lowness 207 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
depressive:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
deprivation:
-
loss 776 N.
-
taking 789 N.
deprive of color:
-
achromatism 429 V.
deprive of life:
-
killing 361 V.
deprive of power:
-
impotence 158 V.
deprive of strength:
-
weakness 160 V.
deprive of:
-
taking 789 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
deprived of:
-
loss 776 Adj.
deprivement:
-
taking 789 N.
depth of misery:
-
pain 828 N.
depth of thought:
-
thought 451 N.
depth of water:
-
depth 208 N.
depth of winter:
-
cold 383 N.
depth:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
depth 208 N.
depurate:
-
cleanness 652 V.
depurative:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
depuratory:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
deputation:
-
commission 755 N.
depute:
-
commission 755 V.
deputy commissioner:
-
master 745 N.
deputy:
-
substitute 634 N.
-
deputy 759 N.
-
commission 755 N.
-
authority 737 N.
dequantitate:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
derail:
-
cessation 142 V.
derange the head:
-
insanity 503 V.
derange:
-
disorder 59 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
amorphism 241 V.
deranged:
-
disorder 59 Adj.
-
derangement 61 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
derangement:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
derangement 61 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
Derby day:
-
contention 720 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
derelict:
-
land 342 N.
-
relinquishment 782 Adj.
-
relinquishment 782 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
dereliction of duty:
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
dereliction:
-
relinquishment 782 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
dereplication:
-
identification 465b N.
deride:
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
ridicule 856 V.
derision:
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
ridicule 856 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
contempt 930 N.
derisive:
-
ridicule 856 Adj.
-
contempt 930 Adj.
-
disrespect 929 Adj.
derisory:
-
ridicule 856 Adj.
derivable from:
-
effect 154 Adj.
-
attribution 155 Adj.
derivation from:
-
attribution 155 N.
derivation:
-
copy 21 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
word 562 N.
derivative:
-
word 562 Adj.
-
effect 154 N.
-
effect 154 Adj.
-
copy 21 Adj.
-
word 562 N.
-
copy 21 N.
derive from:
-
attribution 155 V.
-
receipt 810 V.
derive its origin from:
-
effect 154 V.
derive its origin:
-
cause 153 V.
derive pleasure:
-
pleasure 827 V.
derive:
-
judgment 480 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
derived from within:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
derived from without:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
derived from:
-
effect 154 Adj.
derm:
-
covering 223 N.
dermal:
-
covering 223 Adj.
dermatoid:
-
covering 223 Adj.
dermatologist:
-
remedy 662 N.
dermatology:
-
covering 223 N.
derogate from:
-
disrepute 874 V.
derogate:
-
improbity 940 V.
-
detraction 934 V.
derogation:
-
disrepute 874 N.
derogatory:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
detraction 934 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
derrick:
-
elevation 307 N.
derring-do:
-
courage 861 N.
dervish:
-
clergy 996 N.
descant upon a subject:
-
dissertation 595 V.
descant:
-
music 415 N.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
descend to details:
-
description 594 V.
descend to particulars:
-
description 594 V.
-
speciality 79 V.
descend:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
descent 306 V.
descendant:
-
posterity 167 N.
descendent:
-
descent 306 Adj.
descending:
-
descent 306 Adj.
descension:
-
descent 306 N.
descent:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
descent 306 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
describe a circle:
-
circularity 247 V.
-
circuition 311 V.
describe:
-
representation 554 V.
-
description 594 V.
described:
-
description 594 Adj.
description:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
-
description 594 N.
-
class 75 N.
descriptive:
-
description 594 Adj.
descry:
-
vision 441 V.
desecrate:
-
misuse 679 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
impiety 988 V.
desecrating:
-
impiety 988 Adj.
desecration:
-
misuse 679 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
desert:
-
resignation 757 V.
-
virtue 944 N.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
plain 344 N.
-
unproductiveness 169 N.
-
absence 187 Adj.
-
sweetness 396 N.
deserted:
-
absence 187 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
deserter:
-
tergiversation 607 N.
desertful:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
desertion:
-
relinquishment 624 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
desertless:
-
vice 945 Adj.
deserve notice:
-
importance 642 V.
deserve praise:
-
approbation 931 V.
deserve:
-
right 922 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
deserved:
-
right 922 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
deserving of praise:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
deserving of:
-
belief 484 Adj.
deserving:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
desiccate:
-
dryness 340 V.
desiccation:
-
dryness 340 N.
desiccative:
-
dryness 340 N.
desiderate:
-
requirement 630 V.
-
desire 865 V.
desideratum:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
requirement 630 N.
-
desire 865 N.
design:
-
intention 620 V.
-
plan 626 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
painting 556 N.
-
plan 626 V.
-
representation 554 N.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
painting 556 V.
designate:
-
speciality 79 V.
-
phrase 566 V.
designated driver:
-
temperance 953 N.
designation:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
-
commission 755 N.
-
class 75 N.
designed:
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
designedly:
-
intention 620 Adv.
designer clothes:
-
clothing 225 N.
designer:
-
artist 559 N.
-
plan 626 N.
designing:
-
representation 554 N.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
designless:
-
chance 621 Adj.
desinence:
-
end 67 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
desirability:
-
expedience 646 N.
desirable:
-
expedience 646 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
desirableness:
-
expedience 646 N.
desire:
-
intention 620 V.
-
love 897 V.
-
desire 865 V.
-
desire 865 N.
-
hope 858 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
requirement 630 V.
-
willingness 602 V.
-
will 600 N.
-
greed 817a N.
desired:
-
desire 865 Adj.
desiring:
-
desire 865 Adj.
desirous:
-
desire 865 Adj.
desist!:
-
prohibition 761 Int.
desist:
-
cessation 142 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
desistance:
-
cessation 142 N.
desk:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
support 215 N.
desolate:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
desolating:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
desolation:
-
pain 828 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
despair:
-
pain 828 N.
-
pain 828 V.
-
dejection 837 N.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
-
hopelessness 859 V.
-
fear 860 N.
despairing:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
despatch:
-
haste 684 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
completion 729 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
activity 682 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
killing 361 V.
-
food 298 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
completion 729 N.
-
correspondence 592 N.
despect:
-
contempt 930 N.
desperado:
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
desperate:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
desperately:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
desperation:
-
rashness 863 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
resolution 604 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
despicable:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
contempt 930 Adj.
despiciency:
-
contempt 930 N.
despisal:
-
contempt 930 N.
despise danger:
-
courage 861 V.
despise:
-
contempt 930 V.
despised:
-
contempt 930 Adj.
despisedness:
-
contempt 930 N.
despisement:
-
contempt 930 N.
despite:
-
malevolence 907 N.
despiteful:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
despoil:
-
stealing 791 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
taking 789 V.
despond:
-
hopelessness 859 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
despondency:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
-
fear 860 N.
desponding:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
despot:
-
master 745 N.
-
severity 739 N.
despotic:
-
illegality 964 Adj.
despotical:
-
illegality 964 Adj.
despotism:
-
authority 737 N.
-
severity 739 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
despumate:
-
cleanness 652 V.
desquamation:
-
divestment 226 N.
dess:
-
layer 204 N.
dessert:
-
food 298 N.
dessicated:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
dessicator:
-
dryness 340 N.
destinate:
-
intention 620 V.
destination:
-
end 67 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
-
intention 620 N.
destine:
-
necessity 601 V.
-
intention 620 V.
destined:
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
destiny:
-
futurity 121 N.
-
destiny 152 N.
-
expectation 507 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
destitute of:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
destitute:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
destitution:
-
poverty 804 N.
desto:
-
music 415 Adv.
destrier:
-
combatant 726 N.
destroy one's hopes:
-
hopelessness 859 V.
destroy:
-
inaction 681 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
badness 649 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
destroyed:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
destroyer:
-
destroyer 165 N.
-
ship 273 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
evil 913 N.
destroying:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
-
destruction 162 N.
destruction of life:
-
destruction 162 N.
destruction:
-
revolution 146 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
destructive:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
desuetude:
-
relinquishment 624 N.
-
disuse 678 N.
-
desuetude 614 N.
desultory:
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 Adj.
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
-
deviation 279 Adj.
-
agitation 315 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adj.
desume:
-
borrowing 788 V.
detach:
-
incoherence 47 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
detached:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
incoherence 47 Adj.
-
incuriosity 456 Adj.
detachment:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
detail:
-
description 594 V.
-
apportionment 786 V.
-
ornament 847 N.
details:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
detain:
-
retention 781 V.
detainee:
-
prisoner 754 N.
detect:
-
discovery 480a V.
detectable:
-
measurement 466 Adj.
detection:
-
discovery 480a N.
detective:
-
information 527 N.
detector:
-
indication 550 N.
detent:
-
connection 45 N.
detention:
-
retention 781 N.
deter:
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
fear 860 V.
deterge:
-
cleanness 652 V.
detergent:
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
deteriorate:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
deteriorated:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
deterioration:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
relapse 661 N.
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
regression 283 N.
determinability:
-
measurement 466 N.
determinable:
-
measurement 466 Adj.
determinate:
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
-
judgment 480 Adj.
-
intention 620 Adj.
determination:
-
end 67 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
resolution 604 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
will 600 N.
determine once for all:
-
resolution 604 V.
determine:
-
certainty 474 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
-
will 600 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
judgment 480 V.
-
answer 462 V.
-
direction 278 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
speciality 79 V.
-
end 67 V.
-
quantity 25 V.
-
measurement 466 V.
determined:
-
resolution 604 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
deterration:
-
disclosure 529 N.
detersion:
-
cleanness 652 N.
detersive:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
detest:
-
dislike 867 V.
-
hate 898 V.
detestable:
-
badness 649 Adj.
detestation:
-
hate 898 N.
-
dislike 867 N.
dethrone:
-
laxity 738 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
dethronement:
-
laxity 738 N.
-
abrogation 756 N.
detonate:
-
snap 406 V.
-
violence 173 V.
detonating:
-
violence 173 Adj.
detonation:
-
snap 406 N.
-
violence 173 N.
detonize:
-
violence 173 V.
detort:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
detortion:
-
distortion 243 N.
detour:
-
circuit 629 N.
-
deviation 279 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
detract:
-
detraction 934 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
detracting:
-
detraction 934 Adj.
detraction:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
detraction 934 N.
detractor:
-
detractor 936 N.
-
detraction 934 N.
detractory:
-
detraction 934 Adj.
detrain:
-
arrival 292 V.
detriment:
-
deterioration 659 N.
detrimental:
-
badness 649 Adj.
detrition:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
friction 331 N.
detritus:
-
inutility 645 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
part 51 N.
detrude:
-
depression 308 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
detruncate:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
detruncation:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
detrusion:
-
depression 308 N.
detrusive:
-
depression 308 Adj.
deuce:
-
duality 89 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
deuced:
-
painfulness 830 Adv.
deucedly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
deuterogamy:
-
marriage 903 N.
deva:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
devalue:
-
money 800 V.
Devanagari:
-
writing 590 N.
devastate:
-
destruction 162 V.
devastating:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
devastation:
-
attack 716 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
develop into:
-
conversion 144 V.
develop:
-
production 161 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
Evolution 313 V.
developing:
-
conversion 144 N.
development:
-
Evolution 313 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
increase 35 N.
-
conversion 144 N.
devex:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
devexity:
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
Devi:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
deviate:
-
variation 20a V.
-
change 140 V.
-
curvature 245 V.
-
deviation 279 V.
-
divergence 291 V.
deviating:
-
deviation 279 Adj.
deviation from rectitude:
-
guilt 947 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
deviation:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
divergence 291 N.
-
deviation 279 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
-
variation 20a N.
-
change 140 N.
device:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
plan 626 N.
devil incarnate:
-
bad man 949 N.
-
evil 913 N.
devil take the hindmost!:
-
avoidance 623 Int.
-
cowardice 862 Int.
devil take the hindmost:
-
haste 684 Phr.
devil take!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
Devil to pay:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
evil 619 N.
devil worship:
-
satan 978 N.
devil:
-
demon 980 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
pungency 392 V.
devilish:
-
satan 978 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
devilishly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
devilism:
-
satan 978 N.
devil-may-care:
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
devil's tattoo:
-
roll 407 N.
devils:
-
satan 978 N.
devilship:
-
satan 978 N.
devil-worship:
-
idolatry 991 N.
devious:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
-
deviation 279 Adj.
devise:
-
giving 784 N.
-
plan 626 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
-
giving 784 V.
devisee:
-
possessor 779 N.
-
receiving 785 N.
devoid of interest:
-
weariness 841 Adj.
devoid of truth:
-
error 495 Adj.
devoid of:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
exemption 777a Adj.
devoid:
-
absence 187 Adj.
devoir:
-
courtesy 894 N.
devoirs:
-
respect 928 N.
devolution:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
transfer 783 N.
devolve on:
-
duty 926 V.
devolve:
-
transfer 783 V.
Devonian:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
devote oneself to:
-
resolution 604 V.
-
undertaking 676 V.
devote the eye to:
-
attention 457 V.
devote the thoughts to:
-
attention 457 V.
devote to destruction:
-
malediction 908 V.
devote to:
-
repute 873 V.
devote:
-
necessity 601 V.
-
use 677 V.
devoted friendship:
-
friendship 888 N.
devoted to:
-
habit 613 Adj.
devoted:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
obedience 743 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
piety 987 Adj.
devotedness:
-
resolution 604 N.
devotee to Bacchus:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
devotee:
-
activity 682 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
-
piety 987 N.
-
desire 865 N.
devotion:
-
resolution 604 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
obedience 743 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
respect 928 N.
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
-
piety 987 N.
-
worship 990 N.
devotional:
-
worship 990 Adj.
devour:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
food 298 V.
-
gluttony 957 N.
devoured by desire:
-
desire 865 Adj.
devoured by:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
devouring element:
-
heat 382 N.
devouring mind:
-
curiosity 455 N.
devout:
-
piety 987 Adj.
-
worship 990 Adj.
devoutless:
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
devoutly:
-
feeling 821 Adv.
dew:
-
moisture 339 N.
Dewali:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
dewan:
-
master 745 N.
dewy eve:
-
evening 126 N.
dewy:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
dexter:
-
dextrality 238 Adj.
-
dextrality 238 N.
dexterity:
-
skill 698 N.
dexterous:
-
skill 698 Adj.
dexterousness:
-
skill 698 N.
dextrad:
-
dextrality 238 Adv.
dextral:
-
dextrality 238 Adj.
dextrality:
-
dextrality 238 N.
dextrally:
-
dextrality 238 Adv.
dextro-:
-
dextrality 238 Adj.
dextrorsal:
-
dextrality 238 Adj.
dextrorse:
-
dextrality 238 Adj.
dextrose:
-
sweetness 396 N.
dey:
-
master 745 N.
dhobi:
-
cleanness 652 N.
dhow:
-
ship 273 N.
diabolic possession:
-
demon 980 N.
diabolic:
-
satan 978 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
diabolical:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
diabolism:
-
satan 978 N.
diabolology:
-
satan 978 N.
diacoustics:
-
sound 402 N.
diacritical:
-
indication 550 Adj.
diadem:
-
scepter 747 N.
diagnosis:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
discrimination 465 N.
-
identification 465b N.
diagnostic:
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
indication 550 Adj.
-
indication 550 N.
diagnostics:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
diagram:
-
representation 554 N.
Diaion:
-
resin 356a N.
dial:
-
chronometry 114 N.
dialect:
-
language 560 N.
-
neologism 563 N.
dialectic:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
-
language 560 Adj.
dialectician:
-
reasoning 476 N.
dialectics:
-
reasoning 476 N.
dialogism:
-
allocution 586 N.
dialogist:
-
conversation 588 N.
dialogue:
-
conversation 588 N.
diameter:
-
breadth, thickness 202 N.
diametrically opposed:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
diametrically opposite:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
contraposition 237 Adj.
diamond anniversary:
-
celebration 883 N.
diamond cut diamond:
-
cunning 702 Phr.
-
retaliation 718 N.
diamond in the rough:
-
good man 948 N.
diamond jubilee:
-
celebration 883 N.
diamond stylus:
-
hearing 418 N.
diamond wedding:
-
celebration 883 N.
diamond:
-
goodness 648 N.
-
jewelry 847a Adj.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
diamonds:
-
amusement 840 N.
Diana:
-
world 318 N.
-
purity 960 N.
diapason:
-
melody concord 413 N.
diaper:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
diaphaneity:
-
transparency 425 N.
diaphanous:
-
transparency 425 Adj.
diaphonics:
-
sound 402 N.
diaphoresis:
-
excretion 299 N.
diaphragm:
-
middle 68 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
diaporesis:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
diarrhoea:
-
excretion 299 N.
diary:
-
chronometry 114 N.
-
record 551 N.
diaskeaust:
-
book 593 N.
diaster:
-
production 161 N.
diastole:
-
expansion 194 N.
diatessaron:
-
melody concord 413 N.
diathermal:
-
calefaction 384 Adj.
diathermancy:
-
calefaction 384 N.
diathermanous:
-
calefaction 384 Adj.
diathesis:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
affections 820 N.
diatonic chromatic scale:
-
melody concord 413 N.
diatonic:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
diatribe:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
dib:
-
indication 550 N.
dibble:
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
perforator 262 N.
dibs:
-
money 800 N.
dicacity:
-
insolence 885 N.
dice box:
-
chance 621 N.
dice:
-
chance 621 N.
dicer:
-
chance 621 N.
dicey:
-
chance 621 Adj.
dichotomize:
-
bisection 91 V.
dichotomous:
-
bisection 91 Adj.
dichotomy:
-
bisection 91 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
dichroic:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
dichroism:
-
variegation 440 N.
dichromatic:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
Dick Turpin:
-
thief 792 N.
dick:
-
safety 664 N.
dicker:
-
five, &c 98 N.
dicky bird:
-
animal 366 N.
dictate:
-
command 741 N.
-
authority 737 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
-
advice 695 V.
-
command 741 V.
-
motive 615 N.
-
writing 590 V.
dictation:
-
authority 737 N.
-
command 741 N.
dictator:
-
master 745 N.
dictatorial:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
dictatorship:
-
government 737a N.
-
severity 739 N.
diction:
-
style 569 N.
dictionary:
-
word 562 N.
-
school 542 N.
-
list 86 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
dictum:
-
maxim 496 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
-
command 741 N.
didactic:
-
teaching 537 Adj.
didder:
-
cold 383 V.
diddle:
-
deception 545 V.
diduction:
-
disjunction 44 N.
die a natural death:
-
completion 729 V.
-
death 360 V.
die a violent death:
-
killing 361 V.
-
death 360 V.
die and make no sign:
-
impenitence 951 V.
die at one's post:
-
perseverance 604a V.
die away from the memory:
-
oblivion 506 V.
die away:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
die for:
-
endearment 902 V.
-
desire 865 V.
die game:
-
impenitence 951 V.
die hard:
-
obstinacy 606 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
die in harness:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
die in one's shoes:
-
punishment 972 V.
die in the last ditch:
-
perseverance 604a V.
die of old age:
-
completion 729 V.
die out:
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
die unshriven:
-
impenitence 951 V.
die with ennui:
-
weariness 841 V.
die with laughter:
-
amusement 840 V.
die with one's boots on:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
die:
-
engraving 558 N.
-
death 360 V.
-
end 67 V.
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
prototype 22 N.
dies irae:
-
end 67 N.
dies non:
-
neverness 107 N.
-
repose 687 N.
diet:
-
council 696 N.
-
food 298 N.
dietary:
-
food 298 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
dietetic:
-
food 298 Adj.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
dietetics:
-
remedy 662 N.
differ in opinion:
-
dissent 489 V.
differ:
-
difference 15 V.
-
discord 713 V.
difference engine:
-
numeration 85 N.
difference:
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
difference 15 N.
-
number 84 N.
-
inequality 28 N.
differences:
-
compromise 774 V.
different thing:
-
difference 15 N.
different time:
-
different time 119 N.
different:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
incomparability 464a Adj.
differentia:
-
difference 15 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
differential calculus:
-
numeration 85 N.
differential:
-
number 84 N.
-
number 84 Adj.
differentiation:
-
numeration 85 N.
-
discrimination 465 N.
differently:
-
difference 15 Adv.
differing:
-
difference 15 Adj.
difficult to deal with:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
difficult to please:
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
difficult:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
difficulties:
-
poverty 804 N.
difficulty:
-
complexity 59a N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
diffide:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
diffidence:
-
fear 860 N.
-
modesty 881 N.
diffident:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
modesty 881 Adj.
diffluent:
-
river 348 Adj.
diffraction grating:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
diffuse:
-
publication 531 V.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
gaseity 334 V.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
diffusely:
-
diffuseness 573 Adv.
diffuseness:
-
repetition 104 N.
-
diffuseness 573 N.
diffusion suffusion:
-
mixture 41 N.
diffusion:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
-
presence 186 N.
-
rarity 322 N.
dig a mine:
-
plan 626 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
dig out:
-
discovery 480a V.
dig the foundations:
-
preparation 673 V.
dig up the hatchet:
-
warfare 722 V.
dig up the tomahawk:
-
warfare 722 V.
dig:
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
depth 208 V.
-
concavity 252 V.
digamy:
-
marriage 903 N.
digenesis:
-
production 161 N.
digenetic:
-
production 161 Adj.
digest:
-
compendium 596 N.
-
plan 626 V.
-
thought 451 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
digestion:
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
diggings:
-
abode 189 N.
dight:
-
ornament 847 V.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
clothing 225 V.
dighted:
-
clothing 225 Adj.
digit:
-
number 84 N.
digital clock:
-
chronometry 114 N.
digitated:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
digladiation:
-
contention 720 N.
diglot:
-
language 560 Adj.
dignification:
-
repute 873 N.
dignified:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
dignify:
-
repute 873 V.
dignitaries of the church:
-
clergy 996 N.
dignity:
-
repute 873 N.
-
pride 878 N.
-
probity 939 N.
digraph:
-
letter 561 N.
digress:
-
deviation 279 V.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
digression:
-
deviation 279 N.
-
circuit 629 N.
digressive:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
digs:
-
abode 189 N.
dijudication:
-
judgment 480 N.
dike:
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
dilaceration:
-
disjunction 44 N.
dilapidate:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
dilapidated:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
dilapidation:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
dilatability:
-
expansion 194 N.
dilatation:
-
increase 35 N.
-
rarity 322 N.
dilate:
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
increase 35 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
rarity 322 V.
dilating:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
dilation:
-
breadth, thickness 202 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
dilatory:
-
lateness 133 Adj.
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
dilection:
-
love 897 N.
dilemma:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
choice 609 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
dilettante:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
-
taste 850 N.
dilettanteism:
-
taste 850 N.
dilettanti:
-
scholar 492 N.
dilettantism:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
ignorance 491 N.
-
taste 850 N.
diligence:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
attention 457 N.
-
activity 682 N.
diligent application:
-
attention 457 N.
diligent attention:
-
attention 457 N.
diligent study:
-
attention 457 N.
diligent thought:
-
attention 457 N.
diligent:
-
activity 682 Adj.
Dillinger:
-
thief 792 N.
dillydally:
-
irresolution 605 V.
dilly-dally:
-
inactivity 683 V.
dilucidation:
-
interpretation 522 N.
diluent:
-
water 337 N.
-
water 337 Adj.
dilute:
-
weakness 160 V.
-
water 337 V.
diluted:
-
water 337 Adj.
dilution:
-
water 337 N.
diluvian:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
dim sight:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
dim the lights:
-
darkness 421 V.
dim:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
dimness 422 V.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
darkness 421 V.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
dime novel:
-
description 594 N.
dime:
-
money 800 N.
dimension:
-
size 192 N.
-
space 180 N.
dim-eyed:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
dimidiation:
-
bisection 91 N.
diminish the number:
-
fewness 103 V.
diminish:
-
smallness 32 V.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
diminished:
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
diminuendo:
-
music 415 Adv.
diminution:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
contraction 195 N.
diminutive:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
dimness:
-
dimness 422 N.
dimple:
-
notch 257 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
dimsighted:
-
blindness 442 Adj.
dim-sighted:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
dimsightedness:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
dim-sightedness:
-
blindness 442 N.
dimwit:
-
fool 501 N.
din in the ear:
-
roll 407 V.
-
loudness 404 V.
-
repetition 104 V.
din in the ears:
-
loquacity 584 V.
din:
-
loudness 404 N.
dinarchy:
-
government 737a N.
dine with Duke Humphrey:
-
unity 87 V.
-
fasting 956 V.
dine:
-
food 298 V.
diner:
-
food 298 N.
dingdong:
-
roll 407 N.
ding-dong:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
dingle:
-
concavity 252 N.
dingy:
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
darkness 421 Adj.
-
ship 273 N.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
dining car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
dining room:
-
receptacle 191 N.
dinner:
-
food 298 N.
dinosaur:
-
animal 366 N.
dint:
-
concavity 252 N.
-
concavity 252 V.
-
power 157 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
diocesan:
-
clergy 996 N.
diocese:
-
churchdom 995 N.
Diogenes:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
misanthropy 911 N.
dionaea:
-
deception 545 N.
dioptrics:
-
light 420 N.
diorama:
-
painting 556 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
diorism:
-
discrimination 465 N.
dioristic:
-
discrimination 465 Adj.
dip into:
-
attention 457 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
learning 539 V.
dip one's hands in blood:
-
malevolence 907 V.
dip one's hands into:
-
taking 789 V.
dip one's pen in ink:
-
writing 590 V.
dip the pen in gall:
-
detraction 934 V.
dip:
-
descent 306 N.
-
direction 278 V.
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
depression 308 N.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
insertion 300 N.
-
direction 278 N.
-
rite 998 V.
-
water 337 V.
-
plunge 310 V.
-
plunge 310 N.
-
depression 308 V.
-
concavity 252 N.
diphthong:
-
letter 561 N.
diphyletic:
-
duality 89 Adj.
-
posterity 167 Adj.
diploma:
-
commission 755 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
diplomacy:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
-
compact 769 N.
diplomat:
-
consignee 758 N.
diplomate:
-
consignee 758 N.
diplomatic immunity:
-
acquittal 970 N.
diplomatic:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
diplomatics:
-
mediation 724 N.
diplomatist:
-
mediation 724 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
dipper:
-
receptacle 191 N.
dipsomania:
-
desire 865 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
dipsomaniac:
-
madman 504 N.
diptych:
-
list 86 N.
-
record 551 N.
dire necessity:
-
necessity 601 N.
dire:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
fear 860 Adj.
direct attention to:
-
attention 457 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
direct hit:
-
success 731 N.
direct line:
-
straightness 246 N.
direct one's course:
-
direction 278 V.
direct one's steps:
-
pursuit 622 V.
direct the attention to:
-
information 527 V.
-
attention 457 V.
direct the eye to:
-
attention 457 V.
direct the eyes to:
-
vision 441 V.
direct the mind to:
-
attention 457 V.
direct:
-
command 741 V.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
direction 693 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
straightness 246 Adj.
-
direction 278 Adj.
directed towards:
-
direction 278 Adj.
directed:
-
direction 278 Adj.
directing post:
-
indication 550 N.
directing:
-
direction 693 Adj.
direction:
-
precept 697 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
authority 737 N.
-
direction 693 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
direction 278 N.
-
government 737a N.
directional microphone:
-
hearing 418 N.
directly on point:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
directly:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
-
direction 278 Adv.
directness:
-
straightness 246 N.
director of the FBI:
-
government 737a N.
director:
-
director 694 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
direction 693 N.
directorship:
-
government 737a N.
directory:
-
list 86 N.
-
council 696 N.
direful:
-
fear 860 Adj.
diremption:
-
disjunction 44 N.
direption:
-
stealing 791 N.
dirge:
-
music 415 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
interment 363 N.
dirigible:
-
ship 273 N.
dirk:
-
arms 727 N.
dirt bike:
-
journey 266 N.
dirt cheap:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
dirt:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
blemish 848 N.
dirty politics:
-
politics 737b N.
dirty sky:
-
wind 349 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
dirty weather:
-
wind 349 N.
dirty:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
diruption:
-
destruction 162 N.
disability:
-
impotence 158 N.
disable:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
unproductiveness 169 V.
-
inutility 645 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
disabled:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
disablement:
-
impotence 158 N.
disabuse:
-
information 527 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
disaccord:
-
discord 713 N.
disadvantage:
-
evil 619 N.
-
inexpedience 647 N.
disadvantageous:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
evil 619 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
disaffected:
-
enmity 889 Adj.
disaffection:
-
dissent 489 N.
-
hate 898 N.
disaffirm:
-
negation 536 V.
disagree:
-
disagreement 24 V.
-
dissent 489 V.
-
discord 713 V.
disagreeable c:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
disagreeable:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
disagreeing:
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
disagreement:
-
difference 15 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
discord 713 N.
disallow:
-
prohibition 761 V.
disallowance:
-
prohibition 761 N.
disallowed:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
disannul:
-
abrogation 756 V.
disappear!:
-
disappearance 449 Int.
disappear:
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
unsubstantiality 4 V.
-
departure 293 V.
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
escape 671 V.
disappearance:
-
disappearance 449 N.
disappearing:
-
disappearance 449 Adj.
disappoint one's hope:
-
disappointment 509 V.
disappoint:
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
disappointed:
-
disappointment 509 Adj.
disappointing:
-
discontent 832 Adj.
disappointment:
-
discontent 832 N.
-
disappointment 509 N.
disapprobation:
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
disapproval:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
disapprove:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
condemnation 971 V.
disapproved:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
disapprover:
-
detractor 936 N.
disapproving:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
disarm:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
content 831 V.
-
pity 914 V.
disarrange:
-
derangement 61 V.
disarray:
-
disorder 59 N.
disassociation:
-
disjunction 44 N.
disaster:
-
adversity 735 N.
-
evil 619 N.
disastrous:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
evil 619 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
disavow:
-
negation 536 V.
disavowal:
-
negation 536 N.
-
tergiversation 607 N.
disband:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
disbar:
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
disbelief:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
disbelieve:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
irreligion 989 V.
disbench:
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
disbowel:
-
ejection 297 V.
disbranch:
-
disjunction 44 V.
disburden one's heart:
-
disclosure 529 V.
disburden one's mind:
-
disclosure 529 V.
disburden oneself of:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
disburden:
-
facility 705 V.
-
relief 834 V.
disburdened:
-
facility 705 Adj.
disburse:
-
expenditure 809 V.
disbursement:
-
expenditure 809 N.
disc:
-
exteriority 220 N.
-
front 234 N.
discard from one's mind:
-
inattention 458 V.
discard:
-
refusal 764 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
rejection 610 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
discarded:
-
error 495 Adj.
discards:
-
relinquishment 782 N.
disceptation:
-
reasoning 476 N.
discern:
-
vision 441 V.
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 V.
discernible:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
discerning:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
discernment:
-
taste 850 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
vision 441 N.
-
discrimination 465 N.
discerptible:
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
discerption:
-
disjunction 44 N.
discharge a duty:
-
duty 926 V.
discharge a function:
-
utility 644 V.
discharge an obligation:
-
duty 926 V.
-
observance 772 V.
discharge from one's mind:
-
inattention 458 V.
discharge from the memory:
-
oblivion 506 V.
discharge itself:
-
egress 295 V.
-
river 348 V.
discharge of duty:
-
virtue 944 N.
discharge one's duty:
-
virtue 944 V.
discharge the office of:
-
business 625 V.
discharge:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
excretion 299 N.
-
violence 173 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
egress 295 N.
-
ejection 297 N.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
acquittal 970 V.
-
acquittal 970 N.
-
exemption 927a V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
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exemption 927a N.
-
snap 406 N.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
liberation 750 N.
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violence 173 N.
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liberation 750 V.
-
security 771 N.
-
observance 772 N.
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observance 772 V.
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payment 807 N.
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payment 807 V.
-
duty 926 N.
discind:
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disjunction 44 V.
disciple of Zimmermann:
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seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
disciple:
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learner 541 N.
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Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
disciples of Christ:
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orthodoxy 983a N.
disciplinal:
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teaching 537 Adj.
disciplinarian:
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teacher 540 N.
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severity 739 N.
discipline orderliness:
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order 58 N.
discipline:
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teaching 537 N.
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teaching 537 V.
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restraint 751 N.
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punishment 972 N.
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worship 990 N.
disclaim:
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abrogation 756 V.
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resignation 757 V.
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negation 536 V.
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refusal 764 V.
-
rejection 610 V.
disclaimer:
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negation 536 N.
-
refusal 764 N.
disclose:
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discovery 480a V.
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
disclosed:
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disclosure 529 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
disclosure:
-
disclosure 529 N.
-
discovery 480a N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
discoid:
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layer 204 Adj.
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
-
flatness 251 Adj.
discolor:
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deterioration 659 Adj.
discoloration:
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achromatism 429 N.
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deterioration 659 N.
discolored:
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ugliness 846 Adj.
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blemish 848 Adj.
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achromatism 429 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
discombobulate:
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derangement 61 V.
discomfit:
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disappointment 509 V.
-
success 731 V.
discomfiture:
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failure 732 N.
discomfort:
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physical pain 378 N.
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pain 828 N.
discommend:
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disapprobation 932 V.
discommendation:
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disapprobation 932 N.
discommode:
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hindrance 706 V.
discommodious:
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inexpedience 647 Adj.
discommodity:
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inexpedience 647 N.
discompose:
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inattention 458 V.
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hindrance 706 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
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disrepute 874 V.
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resentment 900 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
discomposure:
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derangement 61 N.
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pain 828 N.
disconcert:
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discontent 832 V.
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hopelessness 859 V.
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disrepute 874 V.
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inattention 458 V.
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derangement 61 V.
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hindrance 706 V.
disconcerted dashed:
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failure 732 Adj.
disconcerted:
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inattention 458 Adj.
-
disappointment 509 Adj.
disconfirm:
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confutation 479 V.
disconformity:
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unconformity 83 N.
discongruity:
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disagreement 24 N.
disconnect:
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discontinuity 70 V.
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cessation 142 V.
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disjunction 44 V.
disconnected:
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irrelation 10 Adj.
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part 51 Adj.
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
disconnection:
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disjunction 44 N.
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irrelation 10 N.
disconsolate:
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dejection 837 Adj.
disconsolateness:
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dejection 837 N.
discontent:
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dissent 489 N.
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pain 828 N.
-
discontent 832 N.
discontented:
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discontent 832 Adj.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
discontentment:
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discontent 832 N.
discontinuance:
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relinquishment 624 N.
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cessation 142 N.
discontinue:
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discontinuity 70 V.
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cessation 142 V.
discontinuity:
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disjunction 44 N.
-
discontinuity 70 N.
discontinuous:
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instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
discord:
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disorder 59 N.
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stridor 410 N.
-
discord 414 N.
-
discord 713 N.
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enmity 889 N.
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disagreement 24 N.
discordance:
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disagreement 24 N.
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discord 414 N.
-
dissent 489 N.
discordant:
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discord 713 Adj.
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irrelation 10 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
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stridor 410 Adj.
-
discord 414 Adj.
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color 428 Adj.
discordantly:
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disagreement 24 Adv.
discount coupon:
-
discount 813 N.
discount rate:
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money 800 N.
discount:
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qualification 469 N.
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money 800 V.
-
discount 813 N.
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discount 813 V.
-
decrement 40a N.
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nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
discounted:
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cheapness 815 Adj.
discountenance:
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hindrance 706 N.
-
hindrance 706 V.
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refusal 764 N.
-
refusal 764 V.
discounting:
-
discount 813 Adj.
discourage:
-
fear 860 V.
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dejection 837 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
disappointment 509 V.
discouraged:
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dejection 837 Adj.
discouragement:
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dissuasion 616 N.
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hindrance 706 N.
discourse with:
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conversation 588 V.
discourse:
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conversation 588 N.
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rite 998 N.
-
dissertation 595 N.
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speech 582 V.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
dissertation 595 V.
discoursive:
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conversation 588 Adj.
-
dissertation 595 Adj.
discourteous:
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discourtesy 895 Adj.
discourteously:
-
discourtesy 895 Adv.
discourtesy:
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disrespect 929 N.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
discous:
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breadth, thickness 202 Adj.
discover itself:
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visibility 446 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
discover:
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discovery 480a V.
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knowledge 490 V.
-
answer 462 V.
-
vision 441 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
discovery:
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answer 462 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
discovery 480a N.
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knowledge 490 N.
discredit:
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unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
disrepute 874 N.
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disrepute 874 V.
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unbelief doubt 485 N.
discreditable:
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disrepute 874 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
discreet:
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skill 698 Adj.
-
caution 864 Adj.
discrepance:
-
variation 20a N.
discrepancy:
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variation 20a N.
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disagreement 24 N.
discrepant:
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disagreement 24 Adj.
discrete:
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
discretion:
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caution 864 N.
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will 600 N.
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choice 609 N.
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skill 698 N.
discretional:
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choice 609 Adj.
-
will 600 Adj.
discretionary:
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will 600 Adj.
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freedom 748 Adj.
discriminate:
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taste 850 V.
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difference 15 V.
-
discrimination 465 V.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 V.
discriminating:
-
discrimination 465 Adj.
discrimination:
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comparison 464 N.
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discrimination 465 N.
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intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
difference 15 N.
discriminative:
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difference 15 Adj.
-
discrimination 465 Adj.
disculpate:
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vindication 937 N.
discumbency:
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horizontality 213 N.
discursion:
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journey 266 N.
discursive faculties:
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intellect 450 N.
discursive:
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journey 266 Adj.
-
deviation 279 Adj.
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
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diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
conversation 588 Adj.
-
dissertation 595 Adj.
discursory:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
discus:
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amusement 840 N.
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propulsion 284 N.
discuss a subject:
-
dissertation 595 V.
discuss:
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food 298 V.
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thought 451 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
reasoning 476 V.
discussion:
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
disdain:
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indifference 866 N.
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contempt 930 N.
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contempt 930 V.
disdainful:
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pride 878 Adj.
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contempt 930 Adj.
disease:
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disease 655 N.
diseased mind:
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insanity 503 N.
diseased:
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disease 655 Adj.
disembark:
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arrival 292 V.
disembarkation:
-
arrival 292 N.
disembarrass:
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facility 705 V.
disembarrassed:
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facility 705 Adj.
disembodied:
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immateriality 317 Adj.
disembody:
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decomposition 49 V.
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
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immateriality 317 V.
disembogue:
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egress 295 V.
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river 348 V.
disembowel:
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ejection 297 V.
disembroil:
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arrangement 60 V.
disenable:
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impotence 158 V.
disenchant:
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dissuasion 616 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
disenchantment:
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dissuasion 616 N.
-
discovery 480a N.
disencumber:
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facility 705 V.
disencumbered:
-
facility 705 Adj.
disencumbrance:
-
facility 705 N.
disendow:
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abrogation 756 V.
disendowment:
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abrogation 756 N.
disengage:
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liberation 750 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
disengaged:
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offer 763 Adj.
disengagement:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
liberation 750 N.
disentangle:
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arrangement 60 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
Evolution 313 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
simpleness 42 V.
-
interpretation 522 V.
disentanglement:
-
facility 705 N.
disenthral:
-
liberation 750 V.
disenthrall:
-
liberation 750 V.
disenthrallment:
-
liberation 750 N.
disenthralment:
-
liberation 750 N.
disenthrone:
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abrogation 756 V.
disentitle:
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undueness 925 V.
disentitled:
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undueness 925 Adj.
disespouse:
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divorce 905 V.
disestablish:
-
displacement 185 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
disestablishment:
-
abrogation 756 N.
disesteem:
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
disestimation:
-
disrespect 929 N.
disfavor:
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opposition 708 V.
-
hate 898 N.
disfigure:
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deterioration 659 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 V.
-
amorphism 241 V.
-
blemish 848 V.
disfigured:
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ugliness 846 Adj.
disfigurement:
-
amorphism 241 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
disfranchise:
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undueness 925 V.
disfranchised:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
disfranchisement:
-
undueness 925 N.
disfurnish:
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divestment 226 V.
disgorge:
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ejection 297 V.
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restitution 790 V.
-
payment 807 V.
disgrace oneself:
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disrepute 874 V.
-
improbity 940 V.
disgrace:
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improbity 940 N.
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
humility 879 V.
disgraced:
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disrepute 874 Adj.
disgraceful:
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disrepute 874 Adj.
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improbity 940 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
disgruntled:
-
disappointment 509 Adj.
disguise:
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concealment 528 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
deception 545 N.
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falsehood 544 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
ambush 530 N.
disguised:
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deception 545 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
disguisement:
-
deception 545 N.
disgust of life:
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dejection 837 N.
disgust:
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dislike 867 N.
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dislike 867 V.
-
weariness 841 N.
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unsavoriness 395 V.
-
weariness 841 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
disgusting:
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hate 898 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
dislike 867 Adj.
dish of tea:
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sociality 892 N.
dish:
-
food 298 N.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
dishabille:
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clothing 225 N.
-
divestment 226 N.
dishearten:
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hindrance 706 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
disheartened:
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dejection 837 Adj.
disheartening:
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painfulness 830 Adj.
dished:
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failure 732 Adj.
disherison:
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taking 789 N.
dishevel:
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derangement 61 V.
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crossing 219 V.
disheveled:
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incoherence 47 Adj.
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 Adj.
dishing:
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concavity 252 Adj.
dishonest:
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falsehood 544 Adj.
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improbity 940 Adj.
dishonestly:
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improbity 940 Adv.
dishonesty:
-
improbity 940 N.
dishonor oneself:
-
improbity 940 V.
dishonor:
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disrespect 929 V.
-
improbity 940 N.
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nonpayment 808 V.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
disrepute 874 V.
dishonorable:
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improbity 940 Adj.
dishonored bills:
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nonpayment 808 N.
dishwater:
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uncleanness 653 N.
disillusion one of:
-
information 527 V.
disillusion:
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dissuasion 616 V.
disillusionment:
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correction 527a N.
-
dissuasion 616 N.
disinclination:
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unwillingness 603 N.
-
dislike 867 N.
disincline:
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dissuasion 616 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
disinclined:
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unwillingness 603 Adj.
-
dislike 867 Adj.
disinfect:
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cleanness 652 V.
disinfectant:
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cleanness 652 N.
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remedy 662 Adj.
disinfection:
-
restoration 660 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
disinform:
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misteaching 538 V.
disinformation:
-
misteaching 538 N.
disingenuous:
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falsehood 544 Adj.
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improbity 940 Adj.
disinherit:
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transfer 783 V.
-
taking 789 V.
disintegrate:
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cessation 142 V.
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
disintegration:
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decomposition 49 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
disinter:
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interment 363 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
disinterest:
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incuriosity 456 N.
disinterested:
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disinterestedness 942 Adj.
disinterestedness:
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disinterestedness 942 N.
disinterment:
-
interment 363 N.
disjoin:
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disjunction 44 V.
disjoined:
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disjunction 44 Adj.
disjoint:
-
disjunction 44 V.
disjointed:
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disorder 59 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
disjunction:
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discontinuity 70 N.
-
decomposition 49 N.
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incoherence 47 N.
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disjunction 44 N.
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
disjunctive:
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disjunction 44 Adj.
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
disk:
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exteriority 220 N.
-
front 234 N.
diskette:
-
record 551 N.
diskindness:
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malevolence 907 N.
dislike:
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disapprobation 932 V.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
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enmity 889 N.
-
dislike 867 V.
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
dislike 867 N.
disliked:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
-
hate 898 Adj.
disliking:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
dislimb:
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disjunction 44 V.
dislocate:
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disjunction 44 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
dislocated:
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disorder 59 Adj.
dislocation:
-
disjunction 44 N.
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derangement 61 N.
-
displacement 185 N.
dislodge:
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ejection 297 V.
-
displacement 185 V.
dislodgment:
-
ejection 297 N.
disloyal:
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improbity 940 Adj.
disloyalty:
-
improbity 940 N.
dismal:
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painfulness 830 Adj.
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dejection 837 Adj.
dismals:
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dejection 837 N.
dismantle:
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destruction 162 V.
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disuse 678 V.
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nonpreparation 674 V.
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divestment 226 V.
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deterioration 659 Adj.
-
inutility 645 V.
dismantled:
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nonpreparation 674 Adj.
dismask:
-
disclosure 529 V.
dismast:
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inutility 645 V.
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deterioration 659 Adj.
dismay:
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fear 860 V.
-
fear 860 N.
disme:
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money 800 N.
dismember:
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
dismemberment:
-
disjunction 44 N.
dismiss from one's mind:
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inattention 458 V.
dismiss from the mind:
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incogitancy 452 V.
dismiss from the thoughts:
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incogitancy 452 V.
dismiss:
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liberation 750 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
-
learning 539 V.
-
refusal 764 V.
dismissal:
-
liberation 750 N.
-
abrogation 756 N.
dismount:
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arrival 292 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
inutility 645 V.
disobedience:
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disobedience 742 N.
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nonobservance 773 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
disobedient:
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disobedience 742 Adj.
disobey:
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disobedience 742 V.
-
defiance 715 V.
disoblige:
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malevolence 907 V.
disobliging:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
disomatous:
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duplication 90 Adj.
disorder:
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amorphism 241 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
derangement 61 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
disordered intellect:
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insanity 503 N.
disordered reason:
-
insanity 503 N.
disorderly person:
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disorder 59 N.
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bad man 949 N.
disorderly:
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disorder 59 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
disorganization:
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derangement 61 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
disorganize:
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derangement 61 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
disorganized:
-
disorder 59 Adj.
disown:
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negation 536 V.
dispair:
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disjunction 44 V.
dispansion:
-
expansion 194 N.
disparage:
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detraction 934 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
underestimation 483 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
disparagement:
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malediction 908 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
detraction 934 N.
disparaging:
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detraction 934 Adj.
-
disrespect 929 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
disparate:
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dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
inequality 28 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
disparity:
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difference 15 N.
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
inequality 28 N.
dispart:
-
disjunction 44 V.
dispassion:
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inexcitability 826 N.
dispassionate belief:
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belief 484 N.
dispassionate opinion:
-
belief 484 N.
dispassionate:
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inexcitability 826 Adj.
dispatch:
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haste 684 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
completion 729 V.
-
completion 729 N.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
killing 361 V.
-
activity 682 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
food 298 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
correspondence 592 N.
dispel:
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
displacement 185 V.
-
repulsion 289 V.
dispensable:
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inutility 645 Adj.
dispensary:
-
remedy 662 N.
dispensation:
-
giving 784 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
exemption 927a N.
-
command 741 N.
-
relinquishment 782 N.
-
permission 760 N.
dispensatory:
-
remedy 662 N.
dispense with:
-
disuse 678 V.
-
permission 760 V.
-
exemption 927a V.
dispense:
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apportionment 786 V.
-
sale 796 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
dispeople:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
dispermic:
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duality 89 Adj.
dispermy:
-
duality 89 N.
disperse themselves:
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
disperse:
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disjunction 44 V.
-
waste 638 V.
-
divergence 291 V.
-
decomposition 49 V.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
dispersed:
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 Adj.
dispersion:
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disjunction 44 N.
-
decomposition 49 N.
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
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distance 196 N.
-
transference 270 N.
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divergence 291 N.
-
light 420 N.
-
waste 638 N.
dispirit:
-
dejection 837 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
displace:
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transference 270 V.
-
displacement 185 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
displaced:
-
displacement 185 Adj.
displacement:
-
change 140 N.
-
displacement 185 N.
-
transference 270 N.
displacency:
-
dislike 867 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
displant:
-
displacement 185 V.
display:
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appearance 448 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
ostentation 882 V.
displease:
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painfulness 830 V.
displeased:
-
pain 828 Adj.
displeasing:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
displeasure:
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pain 828 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
displode:
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violence 173 V.
displosion:
-
violence 173 N.
displume:
-
taking 789 V.
disport:
-
amusement 840 V.
disposable diaper:
-
clothing 225 N.
disposable pipette:
-
receptacle 191 N.
disposal:
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
use 677 N.
-
sale 796 N.
dispose of:
-
use 677 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
sale 796 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
dispose:
-
motive 615 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
tendency 176 V.
disposed to doubt:
-
incredulity 487 Adj.
disposed:
-
motive 615 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
disposition:
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order 58 N.
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
affections 820 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
dispossess oneself of:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
dispossess:
-
transfer 783 V.
-
taking 789 V.
dispossessed:
-
loss 776 Adj.
dispossession:
-
taking 789 N.
dispraise:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
dispread:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 Adj.
disprize:
-
underestimation 483 V.
disproof:
-
confutation 479 N.
-
counter evidence 468 N.
disproportion:
-
disagreement 24 N.
disproportionate:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
disproportionated:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
disproportionateness:
-
disagreement 24 N.
disprove:
-
confutation 479 V.
disputable:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
disputant:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
opponent 710 N.
-
discord 713 N.
disputation:
-
reasoning 476 N.
disputatious:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
dispute:
-
negation 536 V.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
reasoning 476 V.
-
discord 713 V.
disputed point:
-
discord 713 N.
disqualification:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
disqualified:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
disqualify:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
inutility 645 V.
-
undueness 925 V.
disquiet:
-
changeableness 149 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
fear 860 V.
disquietude:
-
fear 860 N.
-
changeableness 149 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
disquiparant:
-
inequality 28 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
disquisition:
-
dissertation 595 N.
disquisitionary:
-
dissertation 595 Adj.
disregard of time:
-
anachronism 115 N.
disregard:
-
insensibility 823 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
inattention 458 V.
-
inattention 458 N.
-
disrespect 929 V.
disregarded:
-
disrespect 929 Adj.
disregarding:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
disrelish:
-
dislike 867 V.
-
hate 898 V.
-
dislike 867 N.
disreputable:
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
disrepute:
-
disrepute 874 N.
disrespect:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
disrespectful:
-
disrespect 929 Adj.
disrespectfully:
-
disrespect 929 Adv.
disrobe:
-
divestment 226 V.
disruption:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
disjunction 44 N.
dissatisfaction:
-
pain 828 N.
-
discontent 832 N.
dissatisfied:
-
discontent 832 Adj.
dissatisfy:
-
discontent 832 V.
dissect:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
decomposition 49 V.
dissecting microscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
dissection anatomy:
-
disjunction 44 N.
dissection:
-
decomposition 49 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
disseize:
-
taking 789 V.
dissemblance:
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
dissemble:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
deception 545 V.
dissembler:
-
deceiver 548 N.
dissembling:
-
falsehood 544 N.
disseminate:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
publication 531 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
dissemination:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
dissension:
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
dissent 489 N.
dissent:
-
discord 713 V.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
discontent 832 N.
-
refusal 764 N.
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
unwillingness 603 N.
-
dissent 489 V.
-
dissent 489 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
-
refusal 764 V.
dissenter:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
dissent 489 N.
-
discontent 832 N.
dissentient:
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
dissent 489 N.
dissenting:
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
dissepiment:
-
interposition 228 N.
dissert upon a subject:
-
dissertation 595 V.
dissertation:
-
dissertation 595 N.
disservice:
-
evil 619 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
disserviceable:
-
badness 649 Adj.
dissever:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
discontinuity 70 V.
disseverance:
-
disjunction 44 N.
dissidence:
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
discord 713 N.
dissident:
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
discontent 832 N.
dissilience:
-
violence 173 N.
dissimilar:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
dissimilaritude:
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
dissimilarity:
-
difference 15 N.
-
nonuniformity 16a N.
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
-
multiformity 81 N.
dissimilitude:
-
nonuniformity 16a N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
dissimulate:
-
falsehood 544 V.
dissimulation:
-
falsehood 544 N.
dissipate:
-
prodigality 818 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
dissipated:
-
prodigality 818 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
dissipation:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
dissociability:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
dissocial:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
dissociate:
-
disjunction 44 V.
dissociation:
-
irrelation 10 N.
dissogeny:
-
production 161 N.
dissolute:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
dissolution:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
liquefaction 335 N.
-
death 360 N.
-
abrogation 756 N.
-
decomposition 49 N.
dissolve:
-
unsubstantiality 4 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
liquefaction 335 V.
-
decomposition 49 V.
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
dissolved in tears:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
dissolving views:
-
disappearance 449 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
dissonance:
-
discord 713 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
discord 414 N.
dissonant:
-
discord 414 Adj.
dissuade:
-
dissuasion 616 V.
dissuaded:
-
dissuasion 616 Adj.
dissuading:
-
dissuasion 616 Adj.
dissuasion:
-
confutation 479 N.
-
dissuasion 616 N.
dissuasive:
-
dissuasion 616 Adj.
dissyllable:
-
letter 561 N.
distain:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
distal:
-
distance 196 Adj.
distance of time:
-
the past 122 N.
-
diuturnity 110 N.
distance oneself from:
-
distance 196 V.
distance:
-
length 200 N.
-
success 731 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
progression 282 V.
-
distance 196 V.
-
distance 196 N.
-
space 180 N.
-
recession 287 V.
distant relation:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
distant:
-
distance 196 Adj.
distantly related:
-
consanguinity 11 Adj.
distaste:
-
dislike 867 N.
distasteful:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
distemper:
-
color 428 N.
-
painting 556 N.
-
disease 655 N.
distemperature:
-
disease 655 N.
distend:
-
elasticity 325 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
length 200 V.
distended:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
distension:
-
expansion 194 N.
distich:
-
poetry 597 N.
distichous:
-
bisection 91 Adj.
distill:
-
vaporization 336 V.
-
river 348 V.
-
egress 295 V.
distillate:
-
oil 356 N.
distillation:
-
egress 295 N.
-
vaporization 336 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
distinct:
-
sound 402 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
voice 580 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
distinction:
-
difference 15 N.
-
discrimination 465 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
distinctive feature:
-
speciality 79 N.
distinctive:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
discrimination 465 Adj.
distinctness:
-
visibility 446 N.
-
voice 580 N.
distinguish:
-
discrimination 465 V.
-
vision 441 V.
distinguishable:
-
difference 15 Adj.
distinguished:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
distinguishing:
-
difference 15 Adj.
distort:
-
misrepresentation 555 V.
-
ugliness 846 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
-
distortion 243 V.
distorted:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
distortion:
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
distortion 243 N.
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
distract the mind:
-
inattention 458 V.
distract:
-
neglect 460 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
distracted:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
distracting:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
distraction:
-
inattention 458 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
distrain:
-
taking 789 V.
-
price 812 V.
-
lawsuit 969 V.
distraint:
-
taking 789 N.
distrait:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
distraught:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
distress:
-
taking 789 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
distressed:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
distressing:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
distribute:
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
apportionment 786 V.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
printing 591 V.
distribution of shade:
-
darkness 421 N.
distribution:
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
district court:
-
tribunal 966 N.
district:
-
region 181 N.
distrust:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
incredulity 487 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
distrustful as to:
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
distrustful:
-
incredulity 487 Adj.
disturb the soul:
-
excitation 824 V.
disturb:
-
derangement 61 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
change 140 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
disturbance:
-
discord 713 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
derangement 61 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
disturbed:
-
pain 828 Adj.
disunion:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
discord 713 N.
disunite:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
discord 713 V.
disunited:
-
discord 713 Adj.
disunity:
-
disjunction 44 N.
disusage:
-
desuetude 614 N.
-
disuse 678 N.
disuse:
-
desuetude 614 N.
-
desuetude 614 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
disuse 678 N.
-
disuse 678 V.
disused:
-
desuetude 614 Adj.
-
disuse 678 Adj.
disvaluation:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
disvalue:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
ditch:
-
defense 717 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
ditchwater:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
ditheism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
dithyramb:
-
music 415 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
dithyrambic:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
poetry 597 Adj.
ditto:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
ditty bag:
-
receptacle 191 N.
ditty box:
-
receptacle 191 N.
ditty:
-
music 415 N.
diurnal:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
diuturnal:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
diuturnity:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
divagate:
-
deviation 279 V.
divagation:
-
deviation 279 N.
divan:
-
council 696 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
tribunal 966 N.
divaricate:
-
difference 15 V.
-
divergence 291 V.
divarication:
-
nonuniformity 16a N.
-
bisection 91 N.
-
divergence 291 N.
dive into:
-
inquiry 461 V.
dive:
-
navigation 267 V.
-
plunge 310 N.
-
plunge 310 V.
divellicate:
-
disjunction 44 V.
diver:
-
plunge 310 N.
diverge:
-
variation 20a V.
-
deviation 279 V.
-
divergence 291 V.
divergence:
-
nonuniformity 16a N.
-
divergence 291 N.
-
deviation 279 N.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
divergency:
-
variation 20a N.
-
divergence 291 N.
divergent:
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
divergence 291 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
diverging:
-
divergence 291 Adj.
divers:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
divers-colored:
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variegation 440 Adj.
diverse:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
diversified varied:
-
nonuniformity 16a Adj.
diversified:
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
variation 20a Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
difference 15 Adj.
diversify:
-
change 140 V.
diversion:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
change 140 N.
-
deviation 279 N.
diversity:
-
difference 15 N.
-
nonuniformity 16a N.
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
-
multiformity 81 N.
divert from its course:
-
deviation 279 V.
divert the attention:
-
inattention 458 V.
divert the mind:
-
incogitancy 452 V.
divert:
-
deviation 279 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
amusement 840 V.
diverted:
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
diverting:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
divertissement:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
drama 599 N.
Dives:
-
wealth 803 N.
divest oneself of:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
divest oneself:
-
abrogation 756 V.
divest:
-
divestment 226 V.
-
taking 789 V.
divested:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
divestment:
-
taking 789 N.
-
divestment 226 N.
divide into four parts:
-
quadrisection 97 V.
divide into three parts:
-
trisection 94 V.
divide with:
-
bisection 91 V.
divide:
-
numeration 85 V.
-
apportionment 786 V.
-
bisection 91 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
part 51 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
choice 609 V.
divided:
-
part 51 Adj.
dividend:
-
part 51 N.
-
number 84 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
dividers:
-
measurement 466 N.
divination:
-
prediction 511 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
-
sorcery 992 N.
divine government:
-
deity 976 N.
divine right:
-
authority 737 N.
divine service:
-
worship 990 N.
divine:
-
deity 976 Adj.
-
theology 983 N.
-
orthodoxy 983a Adj.
-
supposition 514 V.
-
prediction 511 V.
-
clergy 996 N.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
divineness:
-
deity 976 N.
divining rod:
-
indication 550 N.
-
spell 993 N.
divinity:
-
theology 983 N.
-
deity 976 N.
divisible:
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
division by five:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 N.
division in the camp:
-
discord 713 N.
division:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
class 75 N.
divisor:
-
number 84 N.
Divorce court:
-
tribunal 966 N.
divorce:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
divorce 905 N.
-
divorce 905 V.
divorcee:
-
divorce 905 N.
divorcement:
-
divorce 905 N.
divulge:
-
disclosure 529 V.
divulsion:
-
disjunction 44 N.
Dixie:
-
pleasure 827 N.
Dixie's land:
-
pleasure 827 N.
dizdar:
-
master 745 N.
dizen:
-
ornament 847 V.
dizzard:
-
fool 501 N.
dizziness:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
dizzy height:
-
height 206 N.
dizzy round:
-
rotation 312 N.
dizzy:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
DJ:
-
news 532 N.
DNA virus:
-
disease 655 N.
do a booming business:
-
prosperity 734 V.
do a good turn:
-
benevolence 906 V.
-
goodness 648 V.
do a job on:
-
destruction 162 V.
do a mischief:
-
badness 649 V.
do a trade:
-
business 625 V.
do a world of good:
-
goodness 648 V.
do all in one's power:
-
exertion 686 V.
do all one can:
-
exertion 686 V.
do amiss:
-
vice 945 V.
do an ill office to:
-
malevolence 907 V.
do as much as in one lies:
-
exertion 686 V.
do as others do:
-
conformity 82 V.
do away with:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
do battle against:
-
opposition 708 V.
do battle with:
-
opposition 708 V.
do battle:
-
warfare 722 V.
do business with:
-
barter 794 V.
do business:
-
business 625 V.
do by halves:
-
neglect 460 V.
-
failure 732 V.
do credit to:
-
approbation 931 V.
do double duty:
-
exertion 686 V.
do duty:
-
rite 998 V.
-
duty 926 V.
-
business 625 V.
do evil:
-
badness 649 V.
do for:
-
killing 361 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
success 731 V.
do good:
-
goodness 648 V.
-
benevolence 906 V.
do harm to:
-
malevolence 907 V.
do harm:
-
badness 649 V.
do homage to:
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
respect 928 V.
do honor to:
-
repute 873 V.
-
celebration 883 V.
-
respect 928 V.
do in vain:
-
failure 732 V.
do in:
-
destruction 162 V.
do insufficiently:
-
insufficiency 640 V.
do into:
-
interpretation 522 V.
do it in one's sleep:
-
facility 705 V.
do it:
-
sexuality 374a V.
do justice to a subject:
-
dissertation 595 V.
do justice to:
-
food 298 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
right 922 V.
-
duty 926 V.
do like:
-
imitation 19 V.
do mischief:
-
badness 649 V.
do no harm:
-
goodness 648 V.
do nothing but:
-
frequency 136 V.
do nothing:
-
inaction 681 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
do of one's own accord:
-
will 600 V.
do one's best take pains:
-
activity 682 V.
do one's best:
-
essay 675 V.
-
exertion 686 V.
do one's bidding:
-
obedience 743 V.
do one's duty:
-
virtue 944 V.
-
probity 939 V.
-
duty 926 V.
do one's heart good:
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
do one's level best:
-
exertion 686 V.
do one's office:
-
observance 772 V.
do one's utmost:
-
exertion 686 V.
do one's worst:
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
do over again:
-
repetition 104 V.
do over:
-
covering 223 V.
do penance:
-
atonement 952 V.
do service to:
-
aid 707 V.
do service:
-
worship 990 V.
do suit and service:
-
obedience 743 V.
do the amiable:
-
courtesy 894 V.
do the best one can:
-
exertion 686 V.
do the dirty work of:
-
servility 886 V.
do the honors:
-
respect 928 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
do the needful:
-
payment 807 V.
do the work:
-
exertion 686 V.
do things by halves:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
do thoroughly:
-
completion 729 V.
do to rags:
-
calefaction 384 V.
do up:
-
restoration 660 V.
do violence to:
-
undueness 925 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
do violence:
-
badness 649 V.
do what one chooses:
-
will 600 V.
-
freedom 748 V.
do what one is told:
-
obedience 743 V.
do what one likes:
-
freedom 748 V.
do what one pleases:
-
freedom 748 V.
do what one wishes:
-
freedom 748 V.
do without:
-
disuse 678 V.
do wonders:
-
success 731 V.
-
activity 682 V.
do wrong:
-
wrong 923 V.
do your worst!:
-
defiance 715 Int.
-
threat 909 Int.
Do$a:
-
nobility 875 N.
do:
-
request 765 Adv.
-
content 831 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
action 680 V.
-
sufficiency 639 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
state 7 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
agreement 23 V.
docibleness:
-
willingness 602 N.
docile:
-
learning 539 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
docility:
-
willingness 602 N.
-
learning 539 N.
docimastic:
-
experiment 463 Adj.
dock walloper:
-
mariner 269 N.
dock:
-
abode 189 N.
-
shortness 201 V.
-
store 636 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
-
tribunal 966 N.
docked:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
docket:
-
security 771 N.
-
record 551 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
-
indication 550 V.
-
indication 550 N.
dockyard:
-
workshop 691 N.
doctor an account:
-
accounts 811 V.
doctor:
-
scholar 492 N.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
remedy 662 V.
-
advice 695 N.
doctrinaire:
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
-
certainty 474 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
doctrinal:
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
teaching 537 Adj.
doctrine:
-
belief 484 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
document:
-
evidence 467 N.
-
record 551 N.
documentary evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
documentary:
-
drama 599 N.
dodder:
-
age 128 V.
dodecahedron:
-
angularity 244 N.
dodge:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
cunning 702 N.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
oscillation 314 N.
-
deviation 279 V.
-
motion 264 V.
-
cunning 702 V.
dodging:
-
transference 270 N.
doe:
-
velocity 274 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
woman 374 N.
doer of dirty work:
-
flatterer 935 N.
-
servility 886 N.
doer:
-
agent 690 N.
doff the cap:
-
courtesy 894 V.
doff:
-
divestment 226 V.
dog cheap:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
dog days:
-
heat 382 N.
dog in the manger:
-
selfishness 943 N.
dog Latin:
-
neologism 563 N.
dog star:
-
luminary 423 N.
dog trot:
-
slowness 275 N.
dog:
-
man 373 N.
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
sequence 281 V.
dogcart:
-
vehicle 272 N.
doge:
-
master 745 N.
dogged resolution:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
dogged:
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
dogger:
-
ship 273 N.
doggerel verses:
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
doggerel:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
doggish:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
doghold:
-
abode 189 N.
doghouse:
-
abode 189 N.
dogma:
-
belief 484 N.
dogmatic:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
dogmatics:
-
affirmation 535 N.
dogmatism:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
-
certainty 474 N.
dogmatist:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
certainty 474 N.
dogmatize:
-
certainty 474 V.
-
misjudgment 481 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
dogmatizer:
-
certainty 474 N.
dogobah:
-
temple 1000 N.
dog's age:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
dog's ear:
-
fold 258 N.
dogsick:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
dogsitter:
-
keeper 753 N.
dog-weary:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
doily:
-
cleanness 652 N.
doing time:
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
-
restraint 751 Adj.
doing:
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
-
action 680 N.
-
action 680 Adj.
doings:
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
action 680 N.
doit:
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
money 800 N.
dokhma:
-
interment 363 N.
doldrums:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
dole out:
-
parsimony 819 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
apportionment 786 V.
dole:
-
giving 784 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
doleful:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
dolesome:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
doll:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
dollar mark:
-
indication 550 N.
dollar sign:
-
indication 550 N.
dollar:
-
money 800 N.
dolley:
-
carrier 271 N.
dolor:
-
pain 828 N.
dolorific:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
dolorous:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
dolour:
-
physical pain 378 N.
dolphin:
-
ocean 341 N.
dolt:
-
fool 501 N.
doltish:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
domain:
-
class 75 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
government 737a N.
Domdaniel:
-
hell 982 N.
dome car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
dome:
-
height 206 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
Domesday book:
-
record 551 N.
-
list 86 N.
domesman:
-
judge 967 N.
domestic animals:
-
animal 366 N.
domestic:
-
abode 189 Adj.
-
interiority 221 Adj.
-
husbandry 370 Adj.
-
servant 746 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
domesticate:
-
husbandry 370 V.
-
location 184 V.
domesticated:
-
location 184 Adj.
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
domestication:
-
location 184 N.
-
husbandry 370 N.
domesticity:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
husbandry 370 N.
domicile:
-
abode 189 N.
domiciled:
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
-
presence 186 Adj.
domiciliary visit:
-
inquiry 461 N.
domiciliary:
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
domiciliated:
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
dominance:
-
influence 175 N.
dominant:
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
authority 737 Adj.
-
influence 175 Adj.
dominate:
-
influence 175 V.
-
authority 737 V.
dominating:
-
strength 159 Adj.
domination:
-
influence 175 N.
-
government 737a N.
domineer:
-
severity 739 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
domineering:
-
severity 739 N.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
insolence 885 N.
Dominican:
-
clergy 996 N.
dominion:
-
government 737a N.
domino:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
ambush 530 N.
dominos:
-
amusement 840 N.
Don Juan:
-
libertine 962 N.
Don Quixote:
-
rashness 863 N.
-
madman 504 N.
don:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
-
clothing 225 V.
donation:
-
giving 784 N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
donative:
-
giving 784 N.
-
giving 784 Adj.
done for:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
completion 729 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
done up:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
done with:
-
disuse 678 Adj.
done:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
completion 729 Adj.
donjon:
-
defense 717 N.
-
prison 752 N.
donkey:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
fool 501 N.
Donnybrook Fair:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
discord 713 N.
donnybrook:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
discord 713 N.
donor:
-
giving 784 N.
donship:
-
nobility 875 N.
don't buckle under:
-
stability 150 V.
don't even think of it:
-
defiance 715 Phr.
don't give in:
-
stability 150 V.
don't hesitate:
-
consent 762 Adv.
don't make waves:
-
assent 488 V.
don't tell a soul:
-
concealment 528 Phr.
don't tread on me:
-
defiance 715 Phr.
don't wake a sleeping cat:
-
warning 668 Phr.
-
caution 864 V.
don't you dare:
-
defiance 715 Phr.
-
prohibition 761 Phr.
donzel:
-
servant 746 N.
doodle:
-
musician 416 V.
-
fool 501 N.
doodlesack:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
doolie:
-
vehicle 272 N.
dooly:
-
vehicle 272 N.
doom:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
condemnation 971 V.
-
necessity 601 V.
-
necessity 601 N.
-
death 360 N.
-
destiny 152 V.
-
end 67 N.
-
judgment 480 V.
doomed:
-
pain 828 Adj.
doomsday:
-
end 67 N.
-
futurity 121 N.
door jamb:
-
support 215 N.
door post:
-
support 215 N.
door:
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
edge 231 N.
-
method 627 N.
doorbell:
-
resonance 408 N.
doorkeeper:
-
stopper 263 N.
doorway:
-
opening 260 N.
dope:
-
discrimination 465 N.
dophagy:
-
vice 945 N.
doquet:
-
evidence 467 N.
-
security 771 N.
dormant:
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
dormer:
-
opening 260 N.
dormitory:
-
receptacle 191 N.
dormouse:
-
inactivity 683 N.
dorp:
-
abode 189 N.
dorsal region:
-
rear 235 N.
dorsal:
-
rear 235 Adj.
dorser:
-
receptacle 191 N.
dorsigerous:
-
support 215 Adj.
dorsum:
-
rear 235 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
dory:
-
ship 273 N.
dose:
-
remedy 662 V.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
quantity 25 N.
dosser:
-
receptacle 191 N.
dossil:
-
covering 223 N.
-
stopper 263 N.
dot:
-
giving 784 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
inextension 180a N.
-
place 182 N.
-
variegation 440 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
indication 550 V.
dotage:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
age 128 N.
dotard:
-
veteran 130 N.
-
fool 501 N.
dotation:
-
giving 784 N.
dote on:
-
love 897 V.
dote upon:
-
love 897 V.
dote:
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
-
insanity 503 V.
doting:
-
age 128 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
dottings:
-
record 551 N.
double acrostic:
-
wit 842 N.
double base:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
double bassoon:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
double bond:
-
resonance 408 N.
double contingency:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
double coupon discount:
-
discount 813 N.
double dealing:
-
improbity 940 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
double down:
-
fold 258 V.
double eagle:
-
money 800 N.
double entente:
-
wit 842 N.
-
equivocalness 520 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
double entry bookkeeping:
-
accounts 811 N.
double faced:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
double handed:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
double hearted:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
double helical:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
double meaning:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
double minded:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
double quotes:
-
indication 550 N.
double reef topsails:
-
safety 664 V.
double ripper:
-
vehicle 272 N.
double sawbuck:
-
money 800 N.
double sight:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
double the fist at:
-
threat 909 V.
double the fist:
-
defiance 715 V.
double tongued:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
double up:
-
impotence 158 V.
double:
-
duality 89 Adj.
-
cunning 702 V.
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
regression 283 V.
-
fold 258 V.
-
fold 258 N.
-
substitution 147 N.
-
duplication 90 Adj.
-
similarity 17 N.
-
duplication 90 V.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
doubleacrostic:
-
letter 561 N.
double-blind experiment:
-
experiment 463 N.
doubled:
-
duplication 90 Adj.
double-digit inflation:
-
money 800 N.
double-distilled:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
double-edged:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
double-faced:
-
duplication 90 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
double-headed:
-
duplication 90 Adj.
double-hearted:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
double-minded:
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
double-shotted:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
doublet:
-
clothing 225 N.
double-tongued:
-
equivocalness 520 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
doublets:
-
duality 89 N.
doubleword:
-
information 527 N.
doubling:
-
duplication 90 N.
-
fold 258 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
doubly-dyed:
-
color 428 Adj.
doubt not:
-
belief 484 V.
doubt the truth of:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
doubt:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
irreligion 989 N.
-
irreligion 989 V.
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
darkness 421 V.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
doubter:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
doubtful meaning:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
doubtful:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
doubtfulness:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
doubting:
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
doubtless:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adv.
-
assent 488 Adv.
douche:
-
water 337 N.
dough:
-
pulpiness 354 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
softness 324 N.
dough-faced:
-
servility 886 Adj.
doughnut:
-
food 298 N.
doughty:
-
courage 861 Adj.
doughy:
-
softness 324 Adj.
dour:
-
severity 739 Adj.
douse the lights:
-
darkness 421 V.
douse:
-
plunge 310 V.
-
water 337 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
-
punishment 972 N.
dove of peace:
-
peace 721 N.
dove:
-
peace 721 N.
-
innocence 946 N.
dovecote:
-
abode 189 N.
dove-like:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
dovetail:
-
agreement 23 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
dovetailed:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
dovetailing:
-
interposition 228 N.
dovish:
-
peace 721 Adj.
dowager:
-
woman 374 N.
-
divorce 905 N.
dowdy:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
dower:
-
property 780 N.
dowerless:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
Dowex:
-
resin 356a N.
down at the elbows:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
down fallen:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
down in one's luck:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
down in the dumps:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
down in the mouth:
-
humility 879 Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
down in the world:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
down on one's knees:
-
humility 879 Adj.
down on ones marrowbones:
-
servility 886 Adj.
down on one's marrowbones:
-
humility 879 Adj.
down on one's uppers:
-
humility 879 Adj.
down stairs:
-
lowness 207 Adv.
down to the ground:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
down under:
-
fold 258 V.
down:
-
height 206 N.
-
smoothness 255 N.
-
softness 324 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
levity 320 N.
downcast:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
downfall:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
descent 306 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
downhearted:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
downhill:
-
descent 306 Adv.
-
obliquity 217 N.
downpour:
-
river 348 N.
downreaching:
-
depth 208 Adj.
downright:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
downs:
-
plain 344 N.
downtrodden:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
submission 725 Adj.
-
subjection 749 Adj.
-
contempt 930 Adj.
downwards:
-
lowness 207 Adv.
-
descent 306 Adv.
downy:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
dowry:
-
wealth 803 N.
-
property 780 N.
dowse:
-
impulse 276 V.
-
ship 273 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
doxology:
-
worship 990 N.
doxy:
-
libertine 962 N.
doyen:
-
age 128 N.
doyley:
-
cleanness 652 N.
doze off:
-
inactivity 683 V.
doze:
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
inactivity 683 V.
dozen:
-
five, &c 98 N.
dozy:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
Dr:
-
scholar 492 N.
drab:
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
drabble in the mud:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
drabble:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
drachma:
-
gravity 319 N.
Draco:
-
director 694 N.
-
severity 739 N.
Draconian:
-
severity 739 Adj.
draff:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
draft horse:
-
carrier 271 N.
draft off:
-
displacement 185 V.
-
transference 270 V.
draft:
-
plan 626 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
writing 590 V.
-
painting 556 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
transference 270 N.
-
compendium 596 N.
-
credit 805 N.
draftsman:
-
artist 559 N.
drag a chain:
-
subjection 749 V.
drag a lengthened chain:
-
exertion 686 V.
drag a lengthening chain:
-
diuturnity 110 V.
drag before the public:
-
publication 531 V.
drag chain:
-
hindrance 706 N.
drag into the open day:
-
publication 531 V.
drag into:
-
compulsion 744 V.
-
composition 54 V.
drag on:
-
diuturnity 110 V.
drag through the mire:
-
disrepute 874 V.
drag through the mud:
-
disrespect 929 V.
drag towards:
-
attraction 288 V.
drag up:
-
elevation 307 V.
drag weight:
-
hindrance 706 N.
drag:
-
transference 270 V.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
motive 615 V.
-
traction 285 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
prison 752 N.
draggle:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
draggle-tail:
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uncleanness 653 N.
draggle-tailed:
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uncleanness 653 Adj.
dragnet:
-
generality 78 N.
dragoman:
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interpreter 524 N.
dragon:
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irascibility 901 N.
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unconformity 83 N.
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violence 173 N.
dragonnade:
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attack 716 N.
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punishment 972 N.
dragoon:
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combatant 726 N.
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compulsion 744 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
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malevolence 907 V.
drain into:
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river 348 V.
drain of resources:
-
insufficiency 640 V.
drain the cup:
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drunkenness 959 V.
-
food 298 V.
drain to the dregs:
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ejection 297 V.
-
taking 789 V.
drain:
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prodigality 818 V.
-
waste 638 V.
-
remedy 662 V.
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cleanness 652 V.
-
conduit 350 N.
-
dryness 340 V.
-
egress 295 V.
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egress 295 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
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taking 789 V.
drainage:
-
dryness 340 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
ejection 297 N.
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egress 295 N.
drained:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
drake:
-
man 373 N.
dram drinker:
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drunkenness 959 N.
dram:
-
food 298 N.
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pungency 392 N.
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motive 615 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
drama:
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representation 554 N.
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drama 599 N.
dramatic author:
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drama 599 N.
dramatic poetry:
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poetry 597 N.
dramatic writer:
-
drama 599 N.
dramatic:
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ostentation 882 Adj.
-
drama 599 Adj.
dramatist:
-
drama 599 N.
dramaturgy:
-
drama 599 N.
drape:
-
clothing 225 V.
draper:
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clothing 225 N.
drapery:
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clothing 225 N.
drastic:
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physical energy 171 Adj.
draught copy:
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plan 626 N.
draught off:
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nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
draught:
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depth 208 N.
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combatant 726 N.
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remedy 662 N.
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plan 626 N.
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painting 556 N.
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wind 349 N.
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traction 285 N.
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multitude 102 N.
-
food 298 N.
draughts:
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amusement 840 N.
draughtsman:
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artist 559 N.
draw a conclusion:
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judgment 480 V.
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demonstration 478 V.
draw a cordon round:
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seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
draw a curtain:
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shade 424 V.
draw a deep breath:
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feeling 821 V.
draw a fine line:
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discrimination 465 V.
draw a long breath:
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relief 834 V.
draw a parallel:
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comparison 464 V.
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relation 9 V.
draw a picture:
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description 594 V.
draw a straight furrow:
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probity 939 V.
draw an abstract:
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compendium 596 V.
draw an inference:
-
judgment 480 V.
draw aside the veil:
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disclosure 529 V.
draw aside:
-
deviation 279 V.
draw back:
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regression 283 V.
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avoidance 623 V.
draw breath:
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refreshment 689 V.
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life 359 V.
draw down:
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cause 153 V.
draw first blood:
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attack 716 V.
draw forth:
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use 677 V.
draw from:
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receipt 810 V.
draw in one's horns:
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humility 879 V.
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modesty 881 V.
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submission 725 V.
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tergiversation 607 V.
draw in pencil:
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painting 556 V.
draw in:
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contraction 195 V.
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reception 296 V.
draw lots:
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chance 621 V.
draw near:
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futurity 121 V.
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nearness 197 V.
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approach 286 V.
draw off the attention:
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inattention 458 V.
draw off:
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ejection 297 V.
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hindrance 706 V.
-
taking 789 V.
draw on futurity:
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earliness 132 V.
draw on:
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motive 615 V.
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futurity 121 V.
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eventuality 151 V.
draw out:
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diuturnity 110 V.
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diffuseness 573 V.
-
manifestation 525 V.
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discovery 480a V.
-
extraction 301 V.
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lateness 133 V.
-
length 200 V.
draw over:
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motive 615 V.
draw poker:
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amusement 840 N.
draw profit:
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acquisition 775 V.
draw tears from the eyes:
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painfulness 830 V.
draw the breath of life:
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life 359 V.
draw the curtain:
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concealment 528 V.
draw the line:
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discrimination 465 V.
draw the pen through:
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obliteration 552 V.
draw the purse strings:
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nonpayment 808 V.
draw the sword against:
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attack 716 V.
draw the sword:
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warfare 722 V.
draw the teeth of:
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impotence 158 V.
draw the trigger:
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warfare 722 V.
draw the veil:
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disclosure 529 V.
draw together:
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assemblage 72 V.
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cooperation 709 V.
draw towards:
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attraction 288 V.
draw up a round robin:
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resistance 719 V.
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disapprobation 932 V.
draw up a statement:
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description 594 V.
draw up:
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writing 590 V.
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order 58 V.
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quiescence 265 V.
draw upon:
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money 800 V.
draw with a longbow:
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exaggeration 549 V.
draw:
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traction 285 V.
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taking 789 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
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money 800 V.
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motive 615 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
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attraction 288 V.
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equality 27 N.
drawback:
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evil 619 N.
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imperfection 651 N.
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hindrance 706 N.
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discount 813 N.
drawbridge:
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escape 671 N.
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method 627 N.
drawcansir:
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blusterer 887 N.
drawee:
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money 800 N.
drawer:
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receptacle 191 N.
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artist 559 N.
-
money 800 N.
drawers:
-
clothing 225 N.
drawing knife:
-
sharpness 253 N.
drawing lots:
-
chance 621 N.
drawing room:
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assemblage 72 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
drawing shave:
-
sharpness 253 N.
drawing the veil:
-
concealment 528 V.
drawing to:
-
attraction 288 N.
drawing:
-
representation 554 N.
-
painting 556 N.
-
traction 285 N.
-
traction 285 Adj.
-
plan 626 N.
drawing-room:
-
fashion 852 N.
drawl:
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slowness 275 N.
-
stammering 583 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
length 200 V.
-
stammering 583 N.
drawn battle:
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equality 27 N.
-
pacification 723 N.
-
noncompletion 730 N.
drawn game:
-
noncompletion 730 N.
-
equality 27 N.
drawn:
-
equality 27 Adj.
draw-to-a-close:
-
end 67 V.
dray horse:
-
carrier 271 N.
dray:
-
vehicle 272 N.
drayman:
-
traveler 268 N.
dread:
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fear 860 Adj.
-
fear 860 N.
dreadful:
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fear 860 Adj.
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badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
dreadfully:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
dreadless:
-
courage 861 Adj.
dreadnought:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
dream of Alnaschar:
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hope 858 N.
dream of Alnashar:
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imagination 515 N.
dream of:
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intention 620 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
dream up:
-
imagination 515 V.
dream:
-
imagination 515 N.
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inactivity 683 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
-
error 495 V.
-
error 495 N.
-
inattention 458 V.
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thought 451 V.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
dreamer:
-
imagination 515 N.
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madman 504 N.
dreaming on other things:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
dreaming:
-
imagination 515 N.
dreamland:
-
imagination 515 N.
dreamy:
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unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
dreary:
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dejection 837 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
dredge:
-
elevation 307 V.
-
elevation 307 N.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
dredger:
-
elevation 307 N.
dredging machine:
-
elevation 307 N.
dreggy:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
dregs of society:
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commonality 876 N.
dregs of the people:
-
commonality 876 N.
dregs:
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inutility 645 N.
-
remainder 40 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
dreidel:
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rotation 312 N.
drench with physic:
-
remedy 662 V.
drench:
-
food 298 N.
-
water 337 V.
-
moisture 339 V.
-
river 348 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
drenched:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
drenching rain:
-
river 348 N.
drenching:
-
water 337 Adj.
dress coat:
-
clothing 225 N.
dress down:
-
punishment 972 V.
dress the ground:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
agriculture 371 V.
dress the wounds:
-
remedy 662 V.
dress up:
-
ornament 847 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
representation 554 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
dress:
-
equality 27 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
agreement 23 V.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
fashion 852 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
uniformity 16 V.
dressed to advantage:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
dressed to kill:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
dressed to the nines:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
dresser:
-
support 215 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
dressing gown:
-
clothing 225 N.
dressing:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
dressmaker:
-
clothing 225 N.
dribble:
-
egress 295 V.
-
river 348 V.
dribbling:
-
egress 295 N.
driblet:
-
smallness 32 N.
dried:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
drier:
-
dryness 340 N.
drift away:
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recession 287 V.
drift with the stream:
-
facility 705 V.
drift with the tide:
-
facility 705 V.
drift:
-
wind 349 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
approach 286 V.
-
deviation 279 V.
-
transference 270 N.
-
motion 264 V.
-
tendency 176 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
direction 278 N.
drifted:
-
transference 270 Adj.
driftless:
-
chance 621 Adj.
drill:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
rotation 312 N.
-
perforator 262 N.
-
opening 260 V.
drink deep:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
drink down all unkindness:
-
drunkenness 959 Phr.
drink hard:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
drink in knowledge:
-
learning 539 V.
drink in the ozone:
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refreshment 689 V.
drink in:
-
food 298 V.
drink like a fish:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
drink money:
-
giving 784 N.
drink one's fill:
-
sufficiency 639 V.
-
food 298 V.
drink to:
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
celebration 883 V.
drink up:
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
-
food 298 V.
drink:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
-
food 298 N.
-
reception 296 V.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
drinking bout:
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intemperance 954 N.
drinking song:
-
poetry 597 N.
drinking the hemlock:
-
punishment 972 N.
drinking:
-
reception 296 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
drip:
-
river 348 V.
-
remedy 662 N.
dripping exunge:
-
oil 356 N.
dripping:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
drive a bargain:
-
barter 794 V.
-
parsimony 819 V.
drive a hard bargain:
-
parsimony 819 V.
drive a roaring trade:
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
success 731 V.
drive a trade:
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barter 794 V.
-
business 625 V.
drive apart:
-
repulsion 289 V.
drive at:
-
meaning 516 V.
-
intention 620 V.
drive dull care away:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
drive from:
-
repulsion 289 V.
drive home to:
-
belief 484 V.
drive home:
-
completion 729 V.
drive in:
-
insertion 300 V.
drive into a corner:
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success 731 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
drive mad:
-
insanity 503 V.
drive one hard:
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attack 716 V.
drive one mad:
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resentment 900 V.
drive one nuts:
-
insanity 503 V.
drive to despair:
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hopelessness 859 V.
drive to the last:
-
lateness 133 V.
drive to the wall:
-
success 731 V.
drive:
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haste 684 N.
-
direction 693 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
journey 266 N.
-
compulsion 744 V.
drivel:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
-
insanity 503 V.
driveler:
-
fool 501 N.
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loquacity 584 N.
driveling:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
driven into a corner:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
driven to extremity:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
driven to one's wit's end:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
driven to the wall:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
driver:
-
director 694 N.
-
traveler 268 N.
driveway:
-
opening 260 N.
driving from:
-
repulsion 289 N.
driving rain:
-
river 348 N.
drizzle:
-
river 348 N.
-
river 348 V.
droger:
-
ship 273 N.
drogher:
-
ship 273 N.
droil:
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
inactivity 683 N.
drole de corps:
-
humorist 844 N.
drole:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
droll:
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ridiculousness 853 Adj.
drollery:
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
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wit 842 N.
drollish:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
dromedary:
-
carrier 271 N.
drone:
-
ululation 412 N.
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melody concord 413 N.
-
music 415 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
dronish:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
drony:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
drool:
-
ejection 297 V.
droop:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
pain 828 V.
-
disease 655 V.
drooping spirits:
-
dejection 837 N.
drooping:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
drop a hint:
-
information 527 V.
drop a tear:
-
lamentation 839 V.
drop all idea of:
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relinquishment 624 V.
drop asleep:
-
inactivity 683 V.
drop astern:
-
regression 283 V.
drop by drop:
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degree 26 Adv.
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part 51 Adv.
drop dead:
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death 360 V.
drop down dead:
-
death 360 V.
drop down:
-
descent 306 V.
drop from the clouds:
-
inexpectation 508 V.
drop game:
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deception 545 N.
drop in the ocean:
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smallness 32 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
drop in:
-
arrival 292 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
drop into a good thing:
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prosperity 734 V.
drop into the grave:
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death 360 V.
drop like a lead balloon:
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plunge 310 V.
drop off:
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nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
death 360 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
drop out:
-
learning 539 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
drop scene:
-
drama 599 N.
drop tears:
-
lamentation 839 V.
drop the big one:
-
destruction 162 V.
drop the charges:
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acquittal 970 V.
drop the mask:
-
disclosure 529 V.
drop the subject:
-
inattention 458 V.
drop too much:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
drop:
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scourge 975 N.
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cessation 142 N.
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impotence 158 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
drama 599 N.
-
river 348 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
descent 306 N.
-
rotundity 249 N.
-
production 161 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
droplet:
-
smallness 32 N.
dropped from the clouds:
-
inexpectation 508 Adj.
dropping fire:
-
discontinuity 70 N.
dropping:
-
river 348 N.
dropsical:
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redundancy 641 Adj.
-
expansion 194 Adj.
dropsy:
-
expansion 194 N.
droshki:
-
vehicle 272 N.
drosky:
-
vehicle 272 N.
dross:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
drossiness:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
drought:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
dryness 340 N.
-
representation 554 N.
drouth:
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desire 865 N.
drouthy:
-
desire 865 Adj.
drove:
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assemblage 72 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
drover:
-
husbandry 370 N.
drown care:
-
amusement 840 V.
drown the voice:
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aphony 581 V.
drown:
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killing 361 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
water 337 V.
-
failure 732 V.
drowsiness:
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
fatigue 688 N.
-
weariness 841 N.
drowsy:
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inactivity 683 Adj.
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
drowze:
-
inactivity 683 V.
drub:
-
success 731 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
drubbing:
-
failure 732 N.
drudge:
-
agent 690 N.
-
exertion 686 V.
drudgery:
-
exertion 686 N.
-
activity 682 N.
drug habit:
-
intemperance 954 N.
drug in the market:
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redundancy 641 N.
-
cheapness 815 N.
drug store:
-
remedy 662 N.
drug the market:
-
redundancy 641 V.
drug:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
drugged:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
drugget:
-
preservation 670 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
druggist:
-
remedy 662 N.
drugstore:
-
mart 799 N.
druid:
-
clergy 996 N.
drum in the ear:
-
repetition 104 V.
-
roll 407 V.
drum major:
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master 745 N.
drum out:
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punishment 972 V.
drum:
-
rotundity 249 N.
-
roll 407 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
repetition 104 V.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
drumhead court martial:
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tribunal 966 N.
drumhead law:
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illegality 964 N.
drumhead:
-
tribunal 966 N.
drummer:
-
musician 416 N.
drumming:
-
repetition 104 N.
-
roll 407 N.
drumroll:
-
roll 407 N.
drunk as a fiddler:
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drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunk as a lord:
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drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunk as a piper:
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drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunk as a skunk:
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drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunk as a wheelbarrow:
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drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunk as an owl:
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drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunk as Chloe:
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drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunk as David's sow:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunk:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunkard:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
drunken:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
drunkenness:
-
food 298 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
dry as a biscuit:
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dryness 340 Adj.
dry as a bone:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
dry as a mummy:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
dry as a stick:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
dry as dust:
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dullness 843 Adj.
-
dryness 340 Adj.
dry bones:
-
corpse 362 N.
dry chemical extinguisher:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
dry eyes:
-
insensibility 823 N.
dry goods:
-
texture 329 N.
dry ice freezer:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
dry ice:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
-
cold 383 N.
dry ice-acetone:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
dry joke:
-
wit 842 N.
dry land:
-
land 342 N.
dry mass:
-
rite 998 N.
dry nurse:
-
aid 707 V.
-
teacher 540 N.
dry point:
-
engraving 558 N.
dry rot:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
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deterioration 659 N.
-
bane 663 N.
dry the eyes:
-
relief 834 V.
dry the tears:
-
relief 834 V.
dry up:
-
waste 638 V.
-
dryness 340 V.
dry:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
temperance 953 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
taking 789 V.
-
dryness 340 Adj.
-
dryness 340 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
dryad:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
Dryasdust:
-
the past 122 N.
dry-bulb thermometer:
-
thermometer 389 N.
drying oven:
-
dryness 340 N.
dryness:
-
dryness 340 N.
drynurse:
-
teaching 537 V.
dual:
-
duality 89 Adj.
dualism:
-
duality 89 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
dualistic:
-
duality 89 Adj.
duality:
-
duality 89 N.
duarchy:
-
government 737a N.
dub:
-
nomenclature 564 V.
-
phrase 566 V.
dubash:
-
consignee 758 N.
dubiety:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
dubious:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
dubitancy:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
dubitation:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
dubitousness:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
duchess:
-
nobility 875 N.
-
master 745 N.
duchy:
-
government 737a N.
duck pond:
-
husbandry 370 N.
duck:
-
plunge 310 V.
-
water 337 V.
-
animal 366 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
favorite 899 N.
-
depression 308 V.
duckey:
-
favorite 899 N.
ducking stool:
-
scourge 975 N.
ducking:
-
plunge 310 N.
ducks and drakes:
-
recoil 277 N.
duct:
-
conduit 350 N.
ductile:
-
softness 324 Adj.
-
elasticity 325 Adj.
-
tergiversation 607 Adj.
-
facility 705 Adj.
ductility:
-
obedience 743 N.
-
softness 324 N.
dude:
-
fop 854 N.
dudgeon:
-
hate 898 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
-
arms 727 N.
duds:
-
clothing 225 N.
due sense of:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
due to:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
attribution 155 Adj.
-
duty 926 Adj.
-
effect 154 Adj.
due:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
-
expedience 646 Adj.
-
dueness 924 N.
duel:
-
contention 720 N.
duelist:
-
combatant 726 N.
dueness:
-
dueness 924 N.
-
duty 926 N.
dues:
-
price 812 N.
duet:
-
duality 89 N.
-
music 415 N.
duffer:
-
thief 792 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
dug:
-
convexity 250 N.
dugout canoe:
-
ship 273 N.
dugout:
-
ship 273 N.
duke:
-
master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
dulcet:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
sweetness 396 Adj.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
dulcification:
-
sweetness 396 N.
dulcify:
-
moderation 174 V.
-
sweetness 396 V.
dulcimer:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
Dulcinea:
-
love 897 N.
dulcitude:
-
sweetness 396 N.
dulcorate:
-
sweetness 396 V.
dulcoration:
-
sweetness 396 N.
dulia:
-
worship 990 N.
dull as a beetle:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
dull as ditch water:
-
dullness 843 Adj.
dull as ditchwater:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
dull minded:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
dull of hearing:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
dull sight half sight:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
dull understanding:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
dull witted:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
dull work:
-
weariness 841 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
dull:
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
-
bluntness 254 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
bluntness 254 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
dullard:
-
fool 501 N.
dullhead:
-
fool 501 N.
dullness:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
dullness 843 N.
duly:
-
dueness 924 Adv.
dumb animal:
-
animal 366 N.
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
dumb creature:
-
animal 366 N.
dumb show:
-
indication 550 N.
dumb:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
-
taciturnity 585 Adj.
dumbfound:
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
inexpectation 508 V.
dumbfounder:
-
disappointment 509 V.
dumbness:
-
aphony 581 N.
dumbwaiter:
-
elevation 307 N.
dumdum bullet:
-
arms 727 N.
dumfound:
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
dumfounder:
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
aphony 581 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
dumfoundered:
-
humility 879 Adj.
dummy:
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
substitution 147 N.
-
aphony 581 N.
dump cart:
-
vehicle 272 N.
dump truck:
-
vehicle 272 N.
dump:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
music 415 N.
dumpish:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
dumps:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
dumpy:
-
shortness 201 Adj.
-
breadth, thickness 202 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
dun:
-
credit 805 N.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
request 765 V.
dunce:
-
fool 501 N.
-
ignoramus 493 N.
dunderhead:
-
fool 501 N.
dunderpate:
-
fool 501 N.
dune:
-
height 206 N.
dung:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
dungarees:
-
clothing 225 N.
dungeon:
-
defense 717 N.
-
prison 752 N.
dunghill cock:
-
animal 366 N.
-
cowardice 862 N.
dunghill:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
Dunker:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
duo:
-
music 415 N.
duodecimal:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
duodecimo:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
duodenal:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
duodenary:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
duologue trilogy:
-
drama 599 N.
duologue:
-
conversation 588 N.
dupe:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
deception 545 V.
-
dupe 547 N.
duplex:
-
duality 89 Adj.
-
duplication 90 Adj.
-
luminary 423 N.
duplicate:
-
record 551 N.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
duplication 90 V.
-
credit 805 N.
-
duplication 90 Adj.
-
copy 21 N.
-
indication 550 N.
duplication:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
duplication 90 N.
duplicature:
-
fold 258 N.
duplicity:
-
duality 89 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
durability:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
-
permanence 141 N.
durable:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
durableness:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
durance vile:
-
restraint 751 N.
durance:
-
restraint 751 N.
duration:
-
course 109 N.
-
time 106 N.
durbar:
-
conversation 588 N.
-
council 696 N.
-
tribunal 966 N.
duress:
-
compulsion 744 N.
-
restraint 751 N.
Durga:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
durham boat:
-
ship 273 N.
during good behavior:
-
contingent duration 108a Adv.
during pleasure:
-
contingent duration 108a Adv.
during the interval:
-
time 106 Adv.
during the same time:
-
synchronism 120 Adv.
during the time:
-
time 106 Adv.
during:
-
time 106 Adv.
durity:
-
hardness 323 N.
durwan:
-
keeper 753 N.
dusk:
-
evening 126 N.
-
dimness 422 N.
-
darkness 421 N.
dusky:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
dust devil:
-
rotation 312 N.
dust hole:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
dust in the balance:
-
unimportance 643 N.
dust one's jacket:
-
punishment 972 V.
dust storm:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
dust thrown in the eyes:
-
Pretext 617 N.
dust:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
corpse 362 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
levity 320 N.
-
money 800 N.
dust-colored:
-
redness 434 Adj.
duster:
-
cleanness 652 N.
dustman:
-
cleanness 652 N.
dust-man:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
dustoor:
-
habit 613 N.
dustoori:
-
reward 973 N.
dusty:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
Dutch auction:
-
sale 796 N.
Dutch concert:
-
discord 414 N.
Dutch courage:
-
cowardice 862 N.
Dutch oven:
-
furnace 386 N.
Dutchman:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
duteous:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
dutiable:
-
price 812 Adj.
dutiful:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
duty:
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
worship 990 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
duty 926 N.
-
exertion 686 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
respect 928 N.
-
price 812 N.
duumvirate:
-
government 737a N.
dwarf star:
-
density 321 N.
dwarf:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
littleness 193 N.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
demon 980 N.
dwarfed:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
dwarfish:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
dwell in one's memory:
-
memory 505 V.
dwell in one's mind:
-
memory 505 V.
dwell in one's thoughts:
-
memory 505 V.
dwell on:
-
diffuseness 573 V.
dwell:
-
permanence 141 V.
-
presence 186 V.
-
quiescence 265 V.
dweller:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
dwelling:
-
abode 189 N.
dwerger:
-
demon 980 N.
dwindle:
-
contraction 195 V.
dyad:
-
duality 89 N.
dyadic:
-
duality 89 Adj.
dye with blood:
-
severity 739 V.
dye:
-
color 428 N.
-
color 428 V.
dyed in the wool:
-
cooperation 709 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
dying agonies:
-
death 360 N.
dying breath:
-
death 360 N.
dying day:
-
death 360 N.
dying for:
-
desire 865 Adj.
dying:
-
death 360 Adj.
dyke:
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
woman 374 N.
-
defense 717 N.
dynamic energy:
-
power 157 N.
dynamic friction:
-
power 157 N.
dynamic suction:
-
power 157 N.
dynamic:
-
impulse 276 Adj.
dynamical:
-
impulse 276 Adj.
dynamics:
-
strength 159 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
dynamitard:
-
rashness 863 N.
dynamite:
-
arms 727 N.
-
snap 406 N.
dynamometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
dynastic rights:
-
authority 737 N.
dynastic:
-
government 737a Adj.
dynasty:
-
government 737a N.
dysentery:
-
excretion 299 N.
dysmerogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
dysmeromorph:
-
organization 357 N.
dyspepsia:
-
disease 655 N.
dyspeptic:
-
disease 655 Adj.
dysphony:
-
aphony 581 N.
dyspnaeal:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
dyspnaeic:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
dyspnoea:
-
fatigue 688 N.
E
e.g.:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
-
conformity 82 Adv.
each in his turn:
-
interchange 148 Adv.
each other:
-
correlation 12 Adv.
each to each:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
-
apportionment 786 Adv.
each:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
eager expectation:
-
expectation 507 N.
eager to go:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
eager:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
eagerness:
-
willingness 602 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
desire 865 N.
eagle eye:
-
vision 441 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
eagle glance:
-
vision 441 N.
eagle sight:
-
vision 441 N.
eagle speed:
-
velocity 274 N.
eagle winged:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
eagle:
-
money 800 N.
-
vision 441 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
indication 550 N.
eagle-eyed:
-
vision 441 Adj.
eagle-glance:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
eagre:
-
river 348 N.
ean:
-
production 161 V.
ear for music:
-
hearing 418 N.
ear trumpet:
-
hearing 418 N.
ear:
-
hearing 418 N.
earache:
-
physical pain 378 N.
ear-deafening:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
eardrum:
-
hearing 418 N.
Earl of Coventry:
-
amusement 840 N.
earl:
-
nobility 875 N.
earless:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
earlier:
-
priority 116 Adv.
earliness:
-
earliness 132 N.
early warning:
-
warning 668 N.
early:
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
earmark:
-
indication 550 V.
earn a bad name:
-
disrepute 874 V.
earn:
-
acquisition 775 V.
earnest:
-
resolution 604 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
security 771 N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
earnestly:
-
resolution 604 Adv.
earnestness:
-
willingness 602 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
activity 682 N.
earnings:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
ear-piercing:
-
stridor 410 Adj.
ear-rending:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
earring:
-
jewelry 847a N.
earshot:
-
hearing 418 N.
-
nearness 197 N.
ear-splitting:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
earth mover:
-
vehicle 272 N.
earth work:
-
defense 717 N.
earth:
-
world 318 N.
-
land 342 N.
-
corpse 362 N.
-
base 211 N.
earthborn:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
earthenware:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
sculpture 557 N.
earth-flax:
-
refrigeration 385 N.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
earthling:
-
mankind 372 N.
earthly:
-
world 318 Adj.
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
earthly-minded:
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
earthquake detector:
-
impulse 276 N.
earthquake:
-
violence 173 N.
-
revolution 146 N.
earthy:
-
land 342 Adj.
earwig:
-
flattery 933 V.
-
flatterer 935 N.
earwitness:
-
evidence 467 N.
ease off:
-
deviation 279 V.
ease one of:
-
taking 789 V.
ease:
-
facility 705 N.
-
relief 834 V.
-
content 831 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
leisure 685 N.
-
elegance 578 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
facility 705 V.
easel picture:
-
painting 556 N.
easel:
-
support 215 N.
-
painting 556 N.
easement:
-
property 780 N.
-
relief 834 N.
easier said than done:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
easily accomplished:
-
facility 705 Adj.
easily convinced:
-
credulity 486 Adj.
easily deceived:
-
credulity 486 Adj.
easily excited:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
easily managed:
-
facility 705 Adj.
easily persuaded:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
easily understood:
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
easily:
-
facility 705 Adv.
easiness:
-
facility 705 N.
East:
-
laterality 236 N.
Easter Monday:
-
amusement 840 N.
Easter offering:
-
giving 784 N.
Easter sepulcher:
-
temple 1000 N.
Easter Sunday:
-
rite 998 N.
Easter:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
rite 998 N.
Eastern:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
easy ascent:
-
obliquity 217 N.
easy chair:
-
support 215 N.
easy circumstances:
-
wealth 803 N.
easy descent:
-
obliquity 217 N.
easy of access:
-
facility 705 Adj.
easy of belief:
-
probability 472 Adj.
easy temper:
-
courtesy 894 N.
easy to understand:
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
easy:
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
facility 705 Adj.
easy-going revocable:
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
easygoing:
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
content 831 Adj.
easy-going:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
lenity 740 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
eat dirt:
-
submission 725 V.
eat heartily:
-
food 298 V.
eat humble pie:
-
submission 725 V.
eat off the same trencher:
-
sociality 892 V.
eat one's fill:
-
gluttony 957 N.
eat one's words:
-
tergiversation 607 V.
eat out of house and home:
-
taking 789 V.
-
prodigality 818 V.
-
gluttony 957 N.
eat the bread of idleness:
-
inactivity 683 V.
eat the leek:
-
submission 725 V.
-
tergiversation 607 V.
eat up:
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
eat:
-
reception 296 V.
-
sufficiency 639 V.
-
food 298 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
eatable:
-
food 298 Adj.
eatables:
-
food 298 N.
eaten up with:
-
affections 820 Adj.
eating house:
-
abode 189 N.
-
food 298 N.
eating:
-
food 298 N.
-
reception 296 N.
eaves:
-
convexity 250 N.
eavesdropper:
-
hearing 418 N.
-
curiosity 455 N.
-
information 527 N.
eavesdropping:
-
hearing 418 N.
-
news 532 N.
ebb and flow:
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
oscillation 314 N.
ebb of life:
-
death 360 N.
ebb tide:
-
lowness 207 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
dryness 340 N.
ebb:
-
waste 638 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
waste 638 N.
-
regression 283 N.
-
regression 283 V.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
ebbing:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
ebenezer:
-
worship 990 N.
Ebionite:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Eblis:
-
demon 980 N.
ebon:
-
blackness 431 V.
ebony:
-
blackness 431 N.
-
blackness 431 V.
ebriety:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
ebriosity:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
ebullient:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
ebullioscope:
-
calefaction 384 N.
ebullition:
-
violence 173 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
eburin:
-
whiteness 430 N.
ecbatic:
-
attribution 155 Adj.
eccentric:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
eccentricity:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
exteriority 220 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
ecchymosis:
-
excretion 299 N.
ecclesiarch:
-
clergy 996 N.
ecclesiastic:
-
clergy 996 N.
ecclesiastical courts:
-
churchdom 995 N.
ecclesiastical law:
-
legality 963 N.
ecclesiastical:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985
ecclesiolatry:
-
idolatry 991 N.
ecclesiological:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
ecclesiologist:
-
churchdom 995 N.
ecclesiology:
-
churchdom 995 N.
ecco!:
-
attention 457 Int.
eccrinology:
-
excretion 299 N.
ecdemic:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
echelon:
-
attack 716 N.
echinate:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
echo chamber:
-
resonance 408 N.
echo:
-
resonance 408 N.
-
answer 462 V.
-
answer 462 N.
-
resonance 408 V.
-
repetition 104 V.
-
repetition 104 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
assent 488 V.
-
imitation 19 V.
-
imitation 19 N.
-
recoil 277 V.
eclat:
-
repute 873 N.
eclectic:
-
choice 609 Adj.
eclecticism:
-
choice 609 N.
eclipse:
-
darkness 421 N.
-
darkness 421 V.
-
dimness 422 N.
-
disappearance 449 N.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
eclipsed:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
ecliptic:
-
world 318 N.
eclogue:
-
poetry 597 N.
ecological niche:
-
abode 189 N.
ecology:
-
organization 357 N.
economical:
-
economy 817 Adj.
economics:
-
conduct 692 N.
economize:
-
economy 817 V.
economy:
-
economy 817 N.
-
order 58 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
ecphonesis:
-
voice 580 N.
ecrasez l'infame:
-
destruction 162 Phr.
ecrhythmus:
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 N.
ecstasis:
-
inactivity 683 N.
ecstasy:
-
imagination 515 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
ecstatic:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
ecstatica:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
ectogenous:
-
production 161 Adj.
ectype:
-
copy 21 N.
ecumenical:
-
generality 78 Adj.
edacious:
-
gluttony 957 Adj.
edacity:
-
gluttony 957 N.
Edda:
-
pseudo-revelation 986 N.
eddish:
-
productiveness 168 N.
eddy:
-
rotation 312 N.
-
river 348 N.
edematous:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
Eden:
-
heaven 981 N.
edentate:
-
bluntness 254 Adj.
edge in:
-
interposition 228 V.
edge of appetite:
-
desire 865 N.
edge of hunger:
-
desire 865 N.
edge one's way:
-
progression 282 V.
edge tool:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
edge:
-
height 206 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
edge 231 N.
edging:
-
ornament 847 N.
-
edge 231 N.
edible:
-
food 298 Adj.
edibles:
-
food 298 N.
edict:
-
command 741 N.
edification:
-
production 161 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
learning 539 N.
-
piety 987 N.
edifice:
-
production 161 N.
edify:
-
production 161 V.
-
piety 987 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
edifying:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
edile:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
edit:
-
publication 531 V.
edition:
-
publication 531 N.
editor:
-
book 593 N.
editorial:
-
dissertation 595 N.
educate:
-
teaching 537 V.
educated:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
education:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
government 737a N.
educational:
-
teaching 537 Adj.
-
school 542 Adj.
educe:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
extraction 301 V.
educt:
-
remainder 40 N.
eduction:
-
decrement 40a N.
edulcorate:
-
sweetness 396 V.
-
cleanness 652 V.
eel:
-
convolution 248 N.
eelspear:
-
arms 727 N.
efface:
-
oblivion 506 V.
-
obliteration 552 V.
-
disappearance 449 V.
effacement:
-
obliteration 552 N.
effect a sale:
-
sale 796 V.
effect one's escape:
-
escape 671 V.
effect:
-
effect 154 N.
-
influence 175 N.
-
completion 729 V.
effective:
-
success 731 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
-
influence 175 Adj.
-
power 157 Adj.
effects:
-
property 780 N.
-
merchandise 798 N.
effectual:
-
power 157 Adj.
-
agency 170 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
effectually:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
effectuate:
-
completion 729 V.
effeminacy:
-
weakness 160 N.
-
cowardice 862 N.
-
intemperance 954 N.
effeminate:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
woman 374 Adj.
effendi:
-
nobility 875 N.
effervesce:
-
agitation 315 V.
-
vaporization 336 V.
-
bubble; cloud 353 V.
-
violence 173 V.
effervescence.':
-
vaporization 336 N.
effervescence:
-
agitation 315 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
effervescent:
-
vaporization 336 Adj.
-
air 338 Adj.
-
bubble; cloud 353 Adj.
effete:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
age 128 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
efficacious:
-
power 157 Adj.
-
agency 170 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
efficacy:
-
power 157 N.
-
utility 644 N.
efficiency:
-
power 157 N.
-
utility 644 N.
efficient:
-
agency 170 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
power 157 Adj.
effigies:
-
copy 21 N.
effigy:
-
copy 21 N.
-
representation 554 N.
efflation:
-
wind 349 N.
efflorescence:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
efflorescent:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
effluence:
-
egress 295 N.
-
river 348 N.
effluvium:
-
gaseity 334 N.
-
odor 398 N.
effluxion:
-
egress 295 N.
efform:
-
form 240 V.
efformation:
-
form 240 N.
effort:
-
exertion 686 N.
effrontery:
-
insolence 885 N.
effulgence:
-
light 420 N.
effulgent:
-
light 420 Adj.
effuse:
-
egress 295 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
effused:
-
egress 295 Adj.
effusion of blood:
-
killing 361 N.
effusion:
-
ejection 297 N.
-
excretion 299 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
speech 582 N.
eft:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
-
animal 366 N.
eftsoons:
-
posteriority 117 Adv.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
egad:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
egards:
-
respect 928 N.
egesta:
-
excretion 299 N.
egestion:
-
ejection 297 N.
egg and dart:
-
ornament 847 N.
egg and tongue:
-
ornament 847 N.
egg on:
-
motive 615 V.
egg shape:
-
rotundity 249 N.
egg shaped:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
egg:
-
cause 153 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
egg-shaped:
-
circularity 247 Adj.
eggshell:
-
covering 223 N.
ego:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
immateriality 317 N.
egohood:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
egoism:
-
selfishness 943 N.
egoist:
-
selfishness 943 N.
egoistical:
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
egotism:
-
misanthropy 911 N.
-
selfishness 943 N.
-
vanity 880 N.
egotist:
-
misanthropy 911 N.
-
selfishness 943 N.
egotistic:
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
egotistical:
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
-
misanthropy 911 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
egregious:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
-
exaggeration 549 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
egregiously:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
egress:
-
passage 302 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
egress 295 V.
egression:
-
egress 295 N.
egurgitate:
-
egress 295 V.
Egyptian darkness:
-
darkness 421 N.
eicosahedron:
-
angularity 244 N.
eiderdown:
-
covering 223 N.
eidoloclast:
-
destroyer 165 N.
eidouranion:
-
world 318 N.
eight oar:
-
ship 273 N.
eight:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
deputy 759 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
eighth:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
eighty:
-
five, &c 98 N.
eileton:
-
rite 998 N.
eisegesis:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
Eisenhower dollar:
-
money 800 N.
either:
-
absence of choice 609a Adv.
ejaculate:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
sexuality 374a V.
-
voice 580 V.
ejaculation:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
voice 580 N.
ejaculatory:
-
voice 580 Adj.
eject:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
ejecta:
-
excretion 299 N.
ejection:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
ejection 297 N.
-
extraction 301 N.
ejectment:
-
displacement 185 N.
eke out:
-
completeness 52 V.
-
diuturnity 110 V.
Ektachrome:
-
painting 556 N.
El:
-
deity 976 N.
elaborate:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
exertion 686 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
completion 729 V.
elaboration:
-
improvement 658 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
completion 729 N.
elaine:
-
oil 356 N.
elan:
-
impulse 276 N.
elapse:
-
time 106 V.
-
course 109 V.
elapsed:
-
the past 122 Adj.
elapsing:
-
course 109 Adj.
elastic collision:
-
recoil 277 N.
elastic fluid:
-
gaseity 334 N.
elastic:
-
elasticity 325 Adj.
elasticity:
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
recoil 277 N.
-
strength 159 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
elasticity 325 N.
elate:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
-
boasting 884 Adj.
elated:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
rejoicing 838 Adj.
-
hope 858 Adj.
-
boasting 884 Adj.
elation:
-
vanity 880 N.
elbow chair:
-
support 215 N.
elbow grease:
-
friction 331 N.
elbow one's way:
-
activity 682 V.
-
progression 282 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
elbow room:
-
space 180 N.
elbow:
-
fold 258 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
elbowroom:
-
freedom 748 N.
eld:
-
the past 122 N.
elder:
-
age 128 Adj.
-
clergy 996 N.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
elderly:
-
age 128 Adj.
elders:
-
age 128 N.
-
veteran 130 N.
eldership:
-
oldness 124 N.
-
age 128 N.
eldest:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
age 128 Adj.
elect:
-
choice 609 V.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
deity 976 V.
-
necessity 601 Adj.
elected:
-
piety 987 Adj.
election:
-
number 84 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
-
choice 609 N.
-
politics 737b N.
electioneering:
-
politics 737b N.
elective franchise:
-
politics 737b N.
elector:
-
master 745 N.
electoral district:
-
politics 737b N.
electoral division:
-
politics 737b N.
electorate:
-
politics 737b N.
-
government 737a N.
electric car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
electric chair:
-
scourge 975 N.
electric drier:
-
dryness 340 N.
electric furnace:
-
furnace 386 N.
electric heat:
-
furnace 386 N.
electric heater:
-
furnace 386 N.
electric razor:
-
sharpness 253 N.
electric resistance heat:
-
furnace 386 N.
electric wagon:
-
vehicle 272 N.
electric:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
electrical attraction:
-
attraction 288 N.
electrical charge:
-
attraction 288 N.
electricity:
-
power 157 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
attraction 288 N.
electrify:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
-
inexpectation 508 V.
electrobiology:
-
sorcery 992 N.
electrocute:
-
killing 361 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
electrocution:
-
punishment 972 N.
electrocutioner:
-
scourge 975 N.
electrolier:
-
luminary 423 N.
electrolyze:
-
decomposition 49 V.
electromagnet:
-
attraction 288 N.
electromagnetism:
-
power 157 N.
electron microscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
electronic calculator:
-
numeration 85 N.
electronic devices:
-
hearing 418 N.
electronics shop:
-
mart 799 N.
electrotype:
-
copy 21 N.
-
printing 591 N.
electuary:
-
remedy 662 N.
eleemosynary:
-
giving 784 Adj.
elegaic meter:
-
poetry 597 N.
elegaic poetry:
-
poetry 597 N.
elegance:
-
ornament 577 N.
-
elegance 578 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
-
taste 850 N.
elegant:
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
taste 850 Adj.
elegantly:
-
taste 850 Adv.
elegiac verse:
-
poetry 597 N.
elegiac:
-
interment 363 Adj.
-
poetry 597 Adj.
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
elegiacs:
-
poetry 597 N.
elegy:
-
interment 363 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
element:
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
component 56 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
elementary education:
-
teaching 537 N.
elementary:
-
simpleness 42 Adj.
elements:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
rite 998 N.
elench:
-
intuition 477 N.
elenchus:
-
intuition 477 N.
elephant:
-
size 192 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
elephantine:
-
size 192 Adj.
eleutherian:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
elevate:
-
repute 873 V.
-
ascent 305 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
elevated:
-
height 206 Adj.
-
elevation 307 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
elevation:
-
height 206 N.
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
-
vigor 574 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
verticality 212 N.
-
elevation 307 N.
elevator:
-
elevation 307 N.
eleven:
-
deputy 759 N.
-
five, &c 98 N.
eleventh hour:
-
evening 126 N.
eleventh:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
elf:
-
infant 129 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
-
man 373 N.
-
demon 980 N.
elfin:
-
demon 980 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
elfish:
-
demon 980 Adj.
elflike:
-
demon 980 Adj.
elicit:
-
cause 153 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
manifestation 525 V.
eligible:
-
expedience 646 Adj.
eliminate:
-
fewness 103 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
-
exclusion 55 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
simpleness 42 V.
elimination:
-
simpleness 42 N.
-
exclusion 55 N.
-
fewness 103 N.
-
extraction 301 N.
elision:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
shortness 201 N.
elite:
-
goodness 648 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
elixation:
-
calefaction 384 N.
elixir vitae:
-
remedy 662 N.
elixir:
-
remedy 662 N.
elk:
-
animal 366 N.
ell:
-
length 200 N.
ellipse:
-
circularity 247 N.
ellipsis:
-
shortness 201 N.
-
conciseness 572 N.
ellipsoid:
-
circularity 247 N.
-
rotundity 249 N.
elliptic:
-
circularity 247 Adj.
elliptical:
-
circularity 247 Adj.
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
elocation:
-
displacement 185 N.
-
transference 270 N.
elocution:
-
speech 582 N.
elocutionary:
-
speech 582 Adj.
elongate:
-
length 200 V.
elongation:
-
distance 196 N.
elope:
-
avoidance 623 V.
elopement:
-
escape 671 N.
eloquence:
-
vigor 574 N.
-
speech 582 N.
eloquent:
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
speech 582 Adj.
else:
-
addition 37 Adv.
elsewhere:
-
absence 187 Adv.
elucidate:
-
interpretation 522 V.
-
intelligibility 518 V.
-
conformity 82 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
elucidation:
-
conformity 82 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
elude:
-
intuition 477 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
escape 671 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
elusion:
-
avoidance 623 N.
elusive:
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
avoidance 623 Adj.
-
nonobservance 773 Adj.
elusory:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
elutriate:
-
cleanness 652 V.
eluvium:
-
wind 349 N.
elvin:
-
demon 980 Adj.
Elysian fields:
-
heaven 981 N.
elysian:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
heaven 981 Adj.
elysium:
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
heaven 981 N.
elytron:
-
covering 223 N.
elytrum:
-
covering 223 N.
Elzevir edition:
-
littleness 193 N.
em dash:
-
indication 550 N.
emaciated:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
emaciation:
-
contraction 195 N.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
emanate from:
-
effect 154 V.
emanate:
-
excretion 299 V.
-
egress 295 V.
emanation:
-
excretion 299 N.
-
odor 398 N.
-
egress 295 N.
emancipate:
-
deliverance 672 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
emancipation:
-
deliverance 672 N.
-
liberation 750 N.
-
freedom 748 N.
emasculate:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
cleanness 652 V.
emasculation:
-
impotence 158 N.
embalm in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
embalm:
-
fragrance 400 V.
-
interment 363 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
embankment:
-
abode 189 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
-
defense 717 N.
embargo:
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
prohibition 761 N.
embark in:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
undertaking 676 V.
embark:
-
departure 293 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
transference 270 V.
embarkation:
-
departure 293 N.
embarrass:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
inexpedience 647 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
embarrassed circumstances:
-
poverty 804 N.
embarrassed:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
embarrassing:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
embarrassment:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
embase:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
embassador:
-
consignee 758 N.
embassy:
-
consignee 758 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
commission 755 N.
embattled:
-
arrangement 60 Adj.
-
party 712 Adj.
-
warfare 722 Adj.
embay:
-
circumscription 229 V.
embed:
-
support 215 V.
-
location 184 V.
embellish:
-
ornament 847 V.
embellishment:
-
ornament 847 N.
embers:
-
calefaction 384 N.
embezzle:
-
stealing 791 V.
embezzlement:
-
stealing 791 N.
embitter:
-
resentment 900 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
aggravation 835 V.
emblazon:
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
color 428 V.
-
ornament 847 V.
emblem of authority:
-
scepter 747 N.
emblem:
-
indication 550 N.
emblematic:
-
indication 550 Adj.
embodiment:
-
composition 54 N.
-
combination 48 N.
-
whole 50 N.
embody:
-
inclusion 76 V.
-
composition 54 V.
-
whole 50 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
combination 48 V.
embogue:
-
ejection 297 V.
embolden:
-
courage 861 V.
-
hope 858 V.
embolism:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
embolismal:
-
interposition 228 Adj.
embolus:
-
closure 261 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
embonpoint:
-
size 192 N.
embosom:
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circumscription 229 V.
embosomed:
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location 184 Adj.
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interposition 228 Adj.
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
emboss:
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ornament 847 V.
-
convexity 250 V.
embossed:
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convexity 250 Adj.
embossment:
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convexity 250 N.
embouchure:
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opening 260 N.
embowed:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
embowel:
-
ejection 297 V.
embrace a belief:
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belief 484 V.
embrace an offer:
-
consent 762 V.
embrace an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
embrace:
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
endearment 902 V.
-
endearment 902 N.
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
choice 609 V.
-
circumjacence 227 V.
-
composition 54 V.
-
inclusion 76 V.
embrangle:
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derangement 61 V.
embranglement:
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discord 713 N.
embrasure:
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notch 257 N.
-
opening 260 N.
embrocation:
-
remedy 662 N.
embroider:
-
variegation 440 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
ornament 847 V.
embroidered:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
embroidery:
-
ornament 847 N.
-
adjunct 39 N.
-
exaggeration 549 N.
embroil:
-
derangement 61 V.
-
discord 713 V.
embroiled:
-
discord 713 Adj.
embroilment:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
discord 713 N.
embrown:
-
brown 433 V.
embryo:
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cause 153 N.
embryonic:
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beginning 66 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
cause 153 Adj.
embryotic:
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cause 153 Adj.
emendation:
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improvement 658 N.
emendatory:
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improvement 658 Adj.
emerald green:
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greenness 435 Adj.
emerald:
-
greenness 435 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
emerge as:
-
conversion 144 V.
emerge:
-
egress 295 V.
emergence:
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circumstance 8 N.
-
egress 295 N.
emergency landing:
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refuge 666 N.
emergency:
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circumstance 8 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
emeritus:
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respect 928 Adj.
-
sage 500 Adj.
emersion:
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egress 295 N.
emery cloth:
-
smoothness 255 N.
emery paper:
-
smoothness 255 N.
emery:
-
sharpness 253 N.
emesis:
-
ejection 297 N.
emetic:
-
remedy 662 N.
emication:
-
light 420 N.
emigrant:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
extraneousness 57 N.
emigrate:
-
journey 266 V.
emigration:
-
journey 266 N.
-
egress 295 N.
eminence:
-
height 206 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
-
repute 873 N.
eminent:
-
height 206 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
eminently:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
emir:
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master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
emissary:
-
messenger 534 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
emission:
-
ejection 297 N.
emit sound:
-
sound 402 V.
emit vapor:
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gaseity 334 V.
-
vaporization 336 V.
emit:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
publication 531 V.
emitted:
-
ejection 297 Adj.
emitting:
-
ejection 297 Adj.
Emmanuel:
-
deity 976 N.
emmeleia:
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melody concord 413 N.
emmet:
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littleness 193 N.
emollient:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
emolument:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
-
reward 973 N.
emotion:
-
feeling 821 N.
emotional:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
emotive:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
empale:
-
punishment 972 V.
empalement:
-
opening 260 N.
empanel a jury:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
empathize with:
-
concord 714 V.
-
benevolence 906 V.
empathy:
-
concord 714 N.
emperor:
-
master 745 N.
emphasis:
-
importance 642 N.
-
voice 580 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
emphasize:
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
importance 642 V.
emphatic contradiction:
-
negation 536 N.
emphatic denial:
-
negation 536 N.
emphatic:
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
emphatically:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
empierce:
-
insertion 300 V.
-
opening 260 V.
empire:
-
government 737a N.
-
property 780 N.
empirema:
-
reasoning 476 N.
empiric:
-
deceiver 548 N.
empirical:
-
experiment 463 Adj.
-
essay 675 Adj.
empirically true:
-
truth 494 Adj.
empiricism:
-
experiment 463 N.
emplastrum:
-
remedy 662 N.
employ a metaphor:
-
metaphor 521 V.
employ one's capital in:
-
barter 794 V.
employ one's time in:
-
business 625 V.
employ oneself in:
-
business 625 V.
employ oneself upon:
-
business 625 V.
employ oneself:
-
action 680 V.
employ time:
-
time 106 V.
employ:
-
use 677 N.
-
use 677 V.
-
subjection 749 N.
-
business 625 V.
-
business 625 N.
-
commission 755 V.
employe:
-
servant 746 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
employer:
-
purchase 795 N.
employment:
-
business 625 N.
-
use 677 N.
empoison:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
emporium:
-
mart 799 N.
empower:
-
power 157 V.
-
commission 755 V.
-
permission 760 V.
empress:
-
master 745 N.
emprise:
-
undertaking 676 N.
emptiness of title:
-
undueness 925 N.
emptiness:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
absence 187 N.
emption:
-
purchase 795 N.
emptor:
-
purchase 795 N.
empty encomium:
-
courtesy 894 N.
empty name:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
empty one's glass:
-
food 298 V.
empty pocket:
-
poverty 804 N.
empty purse:
-
poverty 804 N.
empty sound:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
empty title:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
empty words:
-
untruth 546 N.
empty:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
waste 638 V.
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
absence 187 Adj.
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
displacement 185 V.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
empty-handed:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
empty-headed:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
empurple:
-
purple 437 V.
empyrean:
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pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
world 318 N.
empyreuma:
-
fetor 401 N.
empyreumatic:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
empyrosis:
-
calefaction 384 N.
emulate:
-
imitation 19 V.
-
goodness 648 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
-
contention 720 V.
-
repute 873 V.
emulation:
-
opposition 708 N.
emulous:
-
opposition 708 Adj.
emulsion:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
emulsive:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
emunctory:
-
egress 295 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
en avant:
-
direction 278 Adv.
en bloc:
-
whole 50 Adv.
en flute:
-
summit 210 Phr.
-
arms 727 Phr.
en masse:
-
whole 50 Adv.
-
party 712 Adv.
en r gle:
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dueness 924 Adj.
en rapport:
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relation 9 Adj.
en revanche:
-
retaliation 718 Adv.
en route for:
-
progression 282 Adv.
en route:
-
transference 270 Adv.
-
journey 266 Adv.
en vidence:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
enable:
-
power 157 V.
enablement:
-
power 157 N.
enact a regulation:
-
legality 963 V.
enact:
-
command 741 V.
-
legality 963 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
drama 599 V.
-
action 680 V.
enactment:
-
command 741 N.
-
legality 963 N.
enallage:
-
metaphor 521 N.
enamel:
-
ornament 847 V.
-
covering 223 N.
-
covering 223 V.
-
painting 556 N.
-
sculpture 557 N.
-
artist 559 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
enameler:
-
artist 559 N.
enamelist:
-
artist 559 N.
enamor:
-
love 897 V.
enamored:
-
love 897 Adj.
enanthem:
-
disease 655 N.
enanthema:
-
disease 655 N.
encage:
-
restraint 751 V.
encamp:
-
location 184 V.
encampment:
-
location 184 N.
-
abode 189 N.
encase:
-
covering 223 V.
-
circumscription 229 V.
encaustic painting:
-
painting 556 N.
enceinte:
-
production 161 Adj.
-
region 181 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
enchafe:
-
painfulness 830 V.
enchain:
-
restraint 751 V.
enchant:
-
sorcery 992 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
enchanted:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
enchanting:
-
love 897 Adj.
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
enchantment:
-
sorcery 992 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
enchase:
-
junction 43 V.
enchiridion:
-
book 593 N.
enchymatous:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
encincture:
-
circumscription 229 N.
encircle:
-
inclusion 76 V.
-
circularity 247 V.
-
circumjacence 227 V.
encircling:
-
inclusion 76 Adj.
enclave:
-
region 181 N.
-
limit 233 N.
enclose:
-
circumjacence 227 V.
encode:
-
concealment 528 V.
encomiast:
-
flatterer 935 N.
encomiastic:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
encomium:
-
approbation 931 N.
encompass:
-
circumjacence 227 V.
encompassment:
-
circumjacence 227 N.
encompilation:
-
book 593 N.
encore!:
-
approbation 931 Int.
encore:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
-
approbation 931 V.
encounter danger:
-
danger 665 V.
encounter the chance:
-
chance 621 V.
encounter the risk:
-
chance 621 V.
encounter:
-
contention 720 N.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
contention 720 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
-
arrival 292 V.
-
arrival 292 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
encourage hope:
-
hope 858 V.
encourage:
-
motive 615 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
relief 834 V.
-
hope 858 V.
-
courage 861 V.
encouragement:
-
motive 615 N.
-
relief 834 N.
encouraging:
-
hope 858 Adj.
Encratism:
-
temperance 953 N.
Encratite:
-
temperance 953 N.
encroach upon:
-
wrong 923 V.
-
dereliction of duty 927 V.
encroach:
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
undueness 925 V.
encroachment:
-
transcursion 303 N.
-
undueness 925 N.
encrypt:
-
concealment 528 V.
encuirassed:
-
covering 223 Adj.
encumber:
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
encumbrance:
-
hindrance 706 N.
encyclic:
-
publication 531 Adj.
encyclical:
-
publication 531 Adj.
encyclopedia:
-
book 593 N.
-
school 542 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
encyclopedic knowledge:
-
knowledge 490 N.
encyclopedic learning:
-
knowledge 490 N.
encyclopedical:
-
generality 78 Adj.
encysted:
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
end in smoke:
-
failure 732 V.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
shortcoming 304 V.
end of all things:
-
end 67 N.
end of life:
-
death 360 N.
end one's days:
-
death 360 V.
end one's earthly career:
-
death 360 V.
end one's life:
-
death 360 V.
end to end:
-
contiguity 199 Adj.
end:
-
summit 210 N.
-
end 67 V.
-
effect 154 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
end 67 N.
endaemonism:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
endaemonist:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
endamage:
-
badness 649 V.
endanger:
-
danger 665 V.
endangered:
-
danger 665 Adj.
endear:
-
love 897 V.
endearment:
-
endearment 902 N.
endeavor after:
-
intention 620 V.
endeavor:
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
essay 675 N.
-
essay 675 V.
ended:
-
end 67 Adj.
endemic:
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
interiority 221 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
disease 655 N.
endenization:
-
location 184 N.
endenizen:
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inhabitant 188 V.
-
location 184 V.
endimanch_e:
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ostentation 882 Adj.
ending:
-
end 67 Adj.
endless:
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multitude 102 Adj.
-
infinity 105 Adj.
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
endlessness:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
endlong:
-
length 200 Adv.
endocarditis:
-
disease 655 N.
endogenous:
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vegetable 367 Adj.
endome:
-
covering 223 V.
endomorphic:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
endorse:
-
compact 769 V.
endorsement:
-
indication 550 N.
endosmose exosmose:
-
passage 302 N.
endosmosis:
-
passage 302 N.
endosmosmic:
-
passage 302 Adj.
endosmotic:
-
passage 302 Adj.
endow:
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giving 784 V.
-
power 157 V.
endowed with reason:
-
intellect 450 Adj.
endowed with:
-
possession 777 Adj.
endowed:
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skill 698 Adj.
endowment:
-
power 157 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
giving 784 N.
endpapers:
-
book 593 N.
endpoint:
-
end 67 N.
endue:
-
power 157 V.
endurance:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
permanence 141 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
endure forever:
-
perpetuity 112 V.
endure pain:
-
pain 828 V.
endure:
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
permanence 141 V.
-
existence 1 V.
-
diuturnity 110 V.
enduring:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
endwise:
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verticality 212 Adv.
ENE:
-
direction 278 N.
enema:
-
insertion 300 N.
enemy to society:
-
enemy 891 N.
enemy:
-
opponent 710 N.
-
enemy 891 N.
-
hate 898 N.
energetic:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
exertion 686 Adj.
energize:
-
physical energy 171 V.
energumen:
-
madman 504 N.
energy:
-
activity 682 N.
-
exertion 686 N.
-
resolution 604 N.
-
affections 820 N.
-
strength 159 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
enervate:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
enervated:
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feebleness 575 Adj.
enervation:
-
weakness 160 N.
enface:
-
writing 590 V.
enfeeble:
-
weakness 160 V.
enfeoffment:
-
transfer 783 N.
Enfield rifle:
-
arms 727 N.
enfilade:
-
length 200 V.
-
opening 260 V.
-
passage 302 V.
enfold:
-
circumscription 229 V.
enforce:
-
compulsion 744 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
advice 695 V.
enforcement:
-
compulsion 744 N.
enfranchise:
-
freedom 748 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
-
permission 760 V.
enfranchised:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
enfranchisement:
-
freedom 748 N.
-
liberation 750 N.
engage in a conversation:
-
conversation 588 V.
engage in a forlorn hope:
-
danger 665 V.
engage in battle:
-
warfare 722 V.
engage in:
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pursuit 622 V.
-
undertaking 676 V.
engage the affections:
-
love 897 V.
engage the attention:
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attention 457 V.
engage the mind:
-
attention 457 V.
engage the thoughts:
-
attention 457 V.
engage with:
-
contention 720 V.
engage:
-
promise 768 V.
-
earliness 132 V.
-
undertaking 676 V.
-
warfare 722 V.
-
commission 755 V.
-
compact 769 V.
-
motive 615 V.
engaged in:
-
attention 457 Adj.
engaged:
-
marriage 903 Adj.
engagement:
-
business 625 N.
-
business 625 V.
-
undertaking 676 N.
-
contention 720 N.
-
promise 768 N.
engaging:
-
love 897 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
engarrison:
-
defense 717 V.
engender:
-
production 161 V.
engine company:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
engine driver:
-
traveler 268 N.
engine:
-
instrument 633 N.
engineer:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
traveler 268 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
agent 690 N.
engineering:
-
instrument 633 N.
engird:
-
circumjacence 227 V.
English:
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
Englishman:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
engobe:
-
covering 223 N.
engorge:
-
reception 296 V.
-
gluttony 957 N.
engorgement:
-
redundancy 641 N.
engrave in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
engrave:
-
engraving 558 V.
-
representation 554 V.
-
furrow 259 V.
-
indication 550 V.
engraved:
-
engraving 558 Adj.
engraver:
-
artist 559 N.
engraving:
-
representation 554 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
engross the attention:
-
attention 457 V.
engross the mind:
-
attention 457 V.
engross the thoughts:
-
thought 451 V.
-
attention 457 V.
engross:
-
writing 590 V.
-
possession 777 V.
engrossed in:
-
attention 457 Adj.
engrossed:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
engrossing:
-
attention 457 Adj.
engulf:
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destruction 162 V.
-
reception 296 V.
-
plunge 310 V.
enhance:
-
increase 35 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
enharmonic scale:
-
melody concord 413 N.
enharmonic:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
enigma:
-
secret 533 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
enigmatic:
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uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
enigmatical:
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unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
equivocalness 520 Adj.
enjoin:
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advice 695 V.
-
duty 926 V.
-
will 600 V.
-
prohibition 761 V.
-
command 741 V.
enjoy a state:
-
state 7 V.
enjoy good health:
-
health 654 V.
enjoy oneself:
-
pleasure 827 V.
enjoy:
-
pleasure 827 V.
-
possession 777 V.
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
enjoying:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
-
physical pleasure 377 Adj.
enjoyment:
-
pleasure 827 N.
enkindle:
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
enlarge the mind:
-
teaching 537 V.
enlarge:
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
-
greatness 31 V.
-
increase 35 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
enlarged views:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
enlarged:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
enlargement of mind:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
enlargement:
-
painting 556 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
-
increase 35 N.
-
liberation 750 N.
enleague:
-
party 712 V.
enlighten:
-
light 420 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
correction 527a V.
-
teaching 537 V.
enlightened:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
enlightenment:
-
information 527 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
enlist into the service:
-
use 677 V.
enlist:
-
motive 615 V.
-
warfare 722 V.
-
commission 755 V.
enliven:
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relief 834 V.
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
amusement 840 V.
enmesh:
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deception 545 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
enmity:
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
enmity 889 N.
-
hate 898 N.
ennoble:
-
repute 873 V.
ennui:
-
incuriosity 456 N.
-
weariness 841 N.
enormity:
-
greatness 31 N.
-
size 192 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
enormous number:
-
multitude 102 N.
enormous:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
enormously:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
enough and to spare:
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
enough in all conscience:
-
redundancy 641 N.
enough to drive one mad:
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painfulness 830 Adj.
enough to gag a maggot:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
enough to provoke a saint:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
enough to wake the dead:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
enough!:
-
satiety 869 Int.
-
cessation 142 Int.
enough:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
imperfection 651 Adv.
enphagy:
-
vice 945 N.
enrage:
-
aggravation 835 V.
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
enrapture:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
love 897 V.
enraptured:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
enraptures:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
enravish:
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
enravished:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
enravishing:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
enravishment:
-
excitation 824 N.
enrich:
-
improvement 658 V.
-
wealth 803 V.
-
ornament 847 V.
enrobe:
-
clothing 225 V.
enroll:
-
record 551 V.
-
warfare 722 V.
-
commission 755 V.
enrollment:
-
record 551 N.
ensample:
-
prototype 22 N.
ensanguined:
-
killing 361 Adj.
ensconce:
-
concealment 528 V.
-
safety 664 V.
ensconced:
-
location 184 Adj.
ensemble:
-
whole 50 N.
enshrine in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
enshrine:
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
piety 987 V.
enshrinement:
-
repute 873 N.
ensiform:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
ensign of authority:
-
scepter 747 N.
ensign:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
master 745 N.
-
indication 550 N.
ensilage:
-
provision 637 N.
-
preservation 670 N.
enslave:
-
subjection 749 V.
enslaved:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
enslavement:
-
subjection 749 N.
ensnare:
-
deception 545 V.
ensue:
-
sequence 63 V.
-
posteriority 117 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
ensure:
-
certainty 474 V.
entablature:
-
summit 210 N.
entail:
-
cause 153 V.
-
latency, implication 526 V.
-
retention 781 V.
entailment:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
entangle:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
discord 713 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
entangled by difficulties:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
entangled:
-
complexity 59a Adj.
entanglement:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
complexity 59a N.
entelechy:
-
production 161 N.
entente:
-
vanity 880 Adj.
enter a profession:
-
business 625 V.
enter a protest:
-
deprecation 766 V.
enter in:
-
convergence 290 V.
enter into an engagement:
-
promise 768 V.
enter into collision:
-
impulse 276 V.
enter into detail:
-
speciality 79 V.
enter into details:
-
description 594 V.
enter into one's views:
-
assent 488 V.
enter into particulars:
-
description 594 V.
enter into possession:
-
acquisition 775 V.
enter into the ideas of:
-
intelligibility 518 V.
-
concord 714 V.
enter into the spirit of:
-
pleasure 827 V.
enter into:
-
component 56 V.
enter on an engagement:
-
promise 768 V.
enter the lists:
-
contention 720 V.
-
attack 716 V.
enter the mind:
-
thought 451 V.
enter the spirit of:
-
feeling 821 V.
enter upon a duty:
-
duty 926 V.
enter upon an obligation:
-
duty 926 V.
enter upon:
-
beginning 66 V.
enter:
-
ingress 294 V.
-
accounts 811 V.
-
record 551 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
enterprise:
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
undertaking 676 N.
enterprising:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
entertain a belief:
-
belief 484 V.
entertain a dislike for:
-
dislike 867 V.
entertain a love:
-
love 897 V.
entertain an idea:
-
thought 451 V.
entertain an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
entertain doubts:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
entertain feeling:
-
feeling 821 V.
entertain hope:
-
hope 858 V.
entertain respect for:
-
respect 928 V.
entertain:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
entertained:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
entertainer:
-
amusement 840 N.
entertaining:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
entertainment:
-
food 298 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
enthral:
-
restraint 751 V.
enthrall:
-
subjection 749 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
enthrallment:
-
subjection 749 N.
enthrone:
-
repute 873 V.
enthronement:
-
commission 755 N.
-
repute 873 N.
enthusiasm:
-
love 897 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
hope 858 N.
enthusiast:
-
activity 682 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
madman 504 N.
enthusiastic:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
hope 858 Adj.
enthymeme:
-
reasoning 476 N.
entice:
-
motive 615 V.
enticement:
-
motive 615 N.
enticing:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
entire horse:
-
man 373 N.
entire satisfaction:
-
content 831 N.
entire:
-
whole 50 Adj.
-
completeness 52 Adj.
-
continuity 69 Adj.
entirely:
-
whole 50 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
entirety:
-
completeness 52 N.
-
whole 50 N.
entitle:
-
nomenclature 564 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
entitled to:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
entity:
-
existence 1 N.
entomb:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
interment 363 V.
entombment:
-
restraint 751 N.
entomology:
-
zoology 368 N.
entourage:
-
circumjacence 227 N.
entozoon:
-
littleness 193 N.
entrails:
-
interiority 221 N.
entrain:
-
departure 293 V.
entrammel:
-
restraint 751 V.
entrance:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
sorcery 992 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
ingress 294 N.
entranced:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
entrancement:
-
excitation 824 N.
entrancing:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
entrap:
-
deception 545 V.
entreat:
-
request 765 V.
entreaty:
-
request 765 N.
entree:
-
reception 296 N.
-
food 298 N.
entremet:
-
food 298 N.
entrench on:
-
transcursion 303 V.
entrench:
-
safety 664 V.
-
defense 717 V.
entrenchment:
-
defense 717 N.
entrepreneur:
-
drama 599 N.
entre-sol:
-
receptacle 191 N.
entrust:
-
commission 755 V.
entry:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
record 551 N.
entwine:
-
convolution 248 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
enucleate:
-
interpretation 522 V.
enumerate among:
-
inclusion 76 V.
enumerate:
-
numeration 85 V.
-
list 86 V.
-
quantity 25 V.
enumeration:
-
numeration 85 N.
enunciate:
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
voice 580 V.
enunciation:
-
information 527 N.
-
voice 580 N.
enunciative:
-
information 527 Adj.
envelope:
-
covering 223 N.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
circumscription 229 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
envenom:
-
aggravation 835 V.
-
hate 898 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
resentment 900 V.
envenomed tongue:
-
detraction 934 N.
envenomed:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
envious suspicion:
-
jealousy 920 N.
envious:
-
envy 921 Adj.
-
jealousy 920 Adj.
enviousness:
-
envy 921 N.
environ:
-
circumjacence 227 V.
environment:
-
circumjacence 227 N.
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
situation 183 N.
-
location 184 N.
-
abode 189 N.
environs:
-
nearness 197 N.
-
circumjacence 227 N.
envision:
-
imagination 515 V.
enviva!:
-
approbation 931 Int.
envoy:
-
messenger 534 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
envy:
-
envy 921 V.
-
envy 921 N.
enwrap:
-
clothing 225 V.
Eocene:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
Eolian harp:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
Eolus:
-
wind 349 N.
eon:
-
deity 976 N.
epacme:
-
precedence 62 N.
epact:
-
redundancy 641 N.
epagoge:
-
reasoning 476 N.
eparch:
-
director 694 N.
epaulet:
-
ornament 847 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
indication 550 N.
epaulette:
-
title 877 N.
epergne:
-
receptacle 191 N.
ephemeral:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
ephemeris:
-
record 551 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
chronometry 114 N.
Ephesian letters:
-
spell 993 N.
ephialtes:
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
pain 828 N.
ephor:
-
judge 967 N.
epic poem:
-
poetry 597 N.
epic:
-
poetry 597 Adj.
-
description 594 Adj.
-
poetry 597 N.
epicedial:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
epicedium:
-
lamentation 839 N.
epicene:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
epicure:
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
fastidiousness 868 N.
-
sensualist 954a N.
Epicurean:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
sensualist 954a N.
epicureanism:
-
intemperance 954 N.
epicurism:
-
fastidiousness 868 N.
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
epicycle:
-
circularity 247 N.
epicycloid:
-
circularity 247 N.
epidemic:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
-
disease 655 N.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 Adj.
-
generality 78 Adj.
epidemiological survey:
-
experiment 463 N.
epidemiologist:
-
remedy 662 N.
epidermis:
-
covering 223 N.
epigenesis:
-
production 161 N.
epigram:
-
wit 842 N.
epigrammatic:
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
-
wit 842 Adj.
epigrammatist:
-
humorist 844 N.
epigraph:
-
indication 550 N.
epilepsy:
-
agitation 315 N.
epilogue:
-
drama 599 N.
-
sequel 65 N.
Epiphany:
-
rite 998 N.
episcopacy:
-
churchdom 995 N.
episcopal:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
Episcopalian:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
episcopalianism:
-
churchdom 995 N.
episcopate:
-
churchdom 995 N.
episode:
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
diffuseness 573 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
adjunct 39 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
episodic:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
interposition 228 Adj.
epistle:
-
correspondence 592 N.
Epistles:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
epistolary:
-
correspondence 592 Adj.
epistyle:
-
summit 210 N.
epitaph:
-
interment 363 N.
epitaxial deposition:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
-
covering 223 N.
epithalamium:
-
marriage 903 N.
epithem:
-
remedy 662 N.
epithet:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
epitome:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
compendium 596 N.
-
conciseness 572 N.
-
shortness 201 N.
epitomist:
-
shortness 201 N.
epitomize:
-
shortness 201 V.
-
compendium 596 V.
epitomizer:
-
shortness 201 N.
epizootic:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
-
disease 655 N.
epoch:
-
the present time 118 N.
-
chronometry 114 N.
-
instantaneity 113 N.
-
time 106 N.
-
period 108 N.
epode:
-
poetry 597 N.
eponym:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
epopee:
-
poetry 597 N.
epopoea:
-
poetry 597 N.
eppur si muove:
-
motion 264 Phr.
Epsom salts:
-
remedy 662 N.
epulation:
-
food 298 N.
epulotic:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
epuration:
-
cleanness 652 N.
equable:
-
right 922 Adj.
equal chance:
-
chance 156 N.
equal to:
-
power 157 Adj.
equal:
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
right 922 Adj.
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
-
equality 27 N.
-
equality 27 V.
equality:
-
equality 27 N.
-
identity 13 N.
equalization:
-
compensation 30 N.
-
equality 27 N.
equalize level:
-
equality 27 V.
equalize:
-
compensation 30 V.
equalized:
-
equality 27 Adj.
equally:
-
equality 27 Adv.
equals sign:
-
indication 550 N.
equanimity:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
equatable:
-
right 922 Adj.
equate:
-
equality 27 V.
equation:
-
equality 27 N.
-
compensation 30 N.
equations:
-
numeration 85 N.
equator:
-
middle 68 N.
-
world 318 N.
equatorial mount:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
equatorial:
-
middle 68 Adj.
equerry:
-
servant 746 N.
equestrian:
-
traveler 268 N.
equibalanced:
-
equality 27 Adj.
equidistance:
-
middle 68 N.
-
parallelism 216 N.
equidistant:
-
parallelism 216 Adj.
-
middle 68 Adj.
equilibration:
-
equality 27 N.
equilibrium:
-
equality 27 N.
equine:
-
carrier 271 Adj.
equip:
-
clothing 225 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
equipage:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
equiparant:
-
relation 9 Adj.
-
equality 27 Adj.
equipment:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
equipmentage:
-
instrument 633 N.
equipoise:
-
equality 27 N.
equipollence:
-
equality 27 N.
equipollent:
-
equality 27 Adj.
equiponderance:
-
equality 27 N.
equiponderant:
-
equality 27 Adj.
equiponderous:
-
equality 27 Adj.
equitable estate:
-
property 780 N.
equitable interest:
-
property 780 N.
equitable:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
equitableness:
-
right 922 N.
equitation:
-
journey 266 N.
equity draftsman:
-
lawyer 968 N.
equity:
-
probity 939 N.
-
legality 963 N.
-
right 922 N.
equivalence:
-
equality 27 N.
equivalent meaning:
-
interpretation 522 N.
equivalent:
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
-
substitution 147 N.
-
compensation 30 N.
-
equality 27 N.
-
identity 13 Adj.
-
compensation 30 Adj.
equivocal:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
equivocalness 520 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
equivocalness:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
equivocate:
-
qualification 469 V.
-
intuition 477 V.
-
equivocalness 520 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
equivocation:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
era:
-
period 108 N.
-
chronometry 114 N.
-
time 106 N.
eradicate:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
eradication:
-
extraction 301 N.
-
fewness 103 N.
erase:
-
obliteration 552 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
Erastian:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Erastianism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
erasure:
-
obliteration 552 N.
ere long:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
ere now:
-
priority 116 Adv.
-
the past 122 Adv.
ere then:
-
priority 116 Adv.
ere:
-
priority 116 Adv.
erect the scaffolding:
-
preparation 673 V.
erect:
-
production 161 V.
-
verticality 212 Adj.
-
verticality 212 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
erection:
-
elevation 307 N.
-
verticality 212 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
erectness:
-
verticality 212 N.
eremite:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
erewhile:
-
priority 116 Adv.
-
the past 122 Adv.
ergo:
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
ergophobia:
-
inactivity 683 N.
ergotism:
-
judgment 480 N.
ergotize:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
eriometer:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
eristic:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
-
reasoning 476 N.
eristical:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
Erlenmeyer flask:
-
receptacle 191 N.
ermine:
-
ornament 847 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
erode:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
eros:
-
love 897 N.
erosion of the currency:
-
money 800 N.
erosion:
-
deterioration 659 N.
erotic:
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
err:
-
error 495 V.
-
vice 945 V.
errand boy:
-
messenger 534 N.
errand:
-
business 625 N.
-
commission 755 N.
-
news 532 N.
errant:
-
deviation 279 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
erratic:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
motion 264 Adj.
-
deviation 279 Adj.
erratum:
-
error 495 N.
errhine:
-
wind 349 N.
erroneous assumptions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
erroneous data:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
erroneous:
-
error 495 Adj.
error:
-
error 495 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
vice 945 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
ersatz:
-
substitution 147 Adj.
-
substitution 147 N.
erubescence:
-
redness 434 N.
erubescent:
-
redness 434 Adj.
eructate:
-
ejection 297 V.
eructation:
-
ejection 297 N.
erudite:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
erudition:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
learning 539 N.
erupt:
-
ejection 297 V.
eruption:
-
violence 173 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
disease 655 N.
erysipelas:
-
disease 655 N.
erythroblast:
-
organization 357 N.
escalade:
-
attack 716 N.
-
ascent 305 V.
escalate:
-
elevation 307 V.
escalator:
-
elevation 307 N.
escalop:
-
convolution 248 N.
escamoter:
-
deception 545 V.
escamoterie:
-
deception 545 N.
escapade:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
caprice 608 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
escape attention:
-
inattention 458 V.
escape clause:
-
qualification 469 N.
escape detection:
-
latency, implication 526 V.
escape memory:
-
oblivion 506 V.
escape notice:
-
invisibility 447 V.
-
inattention 458 V.
escape observation:
-
latency, implication 526 V.
escape one's lips:
-
speech 582 V.
escape recognition:
-
latency, implication 526 V.
escape scot-free:
-
escape 671 V.
escape the lips:
-
disclosure 529 V.
escape:
-
safety 664 V.
-
escape 671 V.
-
dereliction of duty 927 V.
-
safety 664 N.
-
liberation 750 V.
-
liberation 750 N.
-
escape 671 N.
-
egress 295 V.
-
avoidance 623 N.
-
avoidance 623 V.
escaped:
-
escape 671 Adj.
escaping steam:
-
sibilation 409 N.
escaping:
-
escape 671 Adj.
escarp:
-
defense 717 N.
escarpment:
-
layer 204 N.
-
height 206 N.
eschar:
-
layer 204 N.
escharotic:
-
pungency 392 Adj.
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
eschatology:
-
end 67 N.
escheat:
-
penalty 974 N.
-
penalty 974 V.
eschew:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
escopet:
-
arms 727 N.
escopette:
-
arms 727 N.
escort plane:
-
ship 273 N.
escort:
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
safety 664 N.
-
safety 664 V.
-
keeper 753 N.
escritoire:
-
receptacle 191 N.
esculent:
-
food 298 Adj.
escutcheon:
-
indication 550 N.
esoteric:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
espalier:
-
inclosure 232 N.
especial:
-
speciality 79 Adj.
especially:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
-
speciality 79 Adv.
Esperanto:
-
neologism 563 N.
espial:
-
vision 441 N.
espionage:
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vision 441 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
esplanade:
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abode 189 N.
-
horizontality 213 N.
espousals:
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marriage 903 N.
espouse a cause:
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cooperation 709 V.
espouse a quarrel:
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cooperation 709 V.
espouse the cause of:
-
aid 707 V.
espouse:
-
marriage 903 V.
-
choice 609 V.
esprit de corps:
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misjudgment 481 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
esprit fort:
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sage 500 N.
esprit:
-
wit 842 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
espy:
-
vision 441 V.
esquire:
-
nobility 875 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
lawyer 968 Adj.
-
sexuality 374a N.
esquired:
-
lawyer 968 Adj.
essay:
-
experiment 463 V.
-
essay 675 V.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
essay 675 N.
essaying:
-
essay 675 Adj.
essayist:
-
book 593 N.
-
dissertation 595 N.
essence:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
gaseity 334 N.
-
existence 1 N.
-
odor 398 N.
essential nature:
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substantiality 3 N.
essential oil:
-
fragrance 400 N.
essential part:
-
importance 642 N.
-
whole 50 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
essential:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
existence 1 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
essentiality:
-
requirement 630 N.
essentially:
-
substantiality 3 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
essentialness:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
est modue in rebus:
-
moderation 174 Phr.
establish equality:
-
equality 27 V.
establish oneself:
-
location 184 V.
establish:
-
evidence 467 V.
-
stability 150 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
demonstration 478 V.
Established Church:
-
orthodoxy 983a N.
established:
-
permanence 141 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
establishment:
-
stability 150 N.
-
mart 799 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
location 184 N.
estafette:
-
messenger 534 N.
estaminet:
-
abode 189 N.
estate and effects:
-
property 780 N.
estate for life:
-
property 780 N.
estate for years:
-
property 780 N.
estate in fee:
-
property 780 N.
estate in tail female:
-
property 780 N.
estate in tail general:
-
property 780 N.
estate in tail male:
-
property 780 N.
estate in tail:
-
property 780 N.
estate tail:
-
property 780 N.
estate:
-
state 7 N.
-
property 780 N.
esteem as:
-
belief 484 V.
esteem slightly:
-
contempt 930 V.
esteem:
-
value 812a V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
approbation 931 N.
-
respect 928 N.
-
belief 484 V.
-
respect 928 V.
esthetic:
-
taste 850 Adj.
estimable:
-
value 812a Adj.
-
approbation 931 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
estimate too highly:
-
overestimation 482 V.
estimate:
-
quantity 25 V.
-
information 527 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
-
judgment 480 V.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
measurement 466 V.
-
measurement 466 N.
-
discrimination 465 V.
estimation:
-
discrimination 465 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
respect 928 N.
-
approbation 931 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
estival:
-
heat 382 Adj.
estop:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
prohibition 761 V.
estoppel:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
prohibition 761 N.
estrade:
-
horizontality 213 N.
estrange:
-
enmity 889 V.
-
hate 898 V.
estranged:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
enmity 889 Adj.
estrangement:
-
enmity 889 N.
-
hate 898 N.
estrapade:
-
attack 716 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
estreat:
-
penalty 974 V.
estrogen:
-
woman 374 N.
estrus:
-
sexuality 374a N.
estuary:
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gulf, lake 343 N.
estuation:
-
calefaction 384 N.
esurient:
-
desire 865 Adj.
et cetera:
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
plurality 100 Adv.
et tu Brute!:
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ingratitude 917 Int.
etagere:
-
receptacle 191 N.
etc.:
-
inclusion 76 Phr.
etc:
-
plurality 100 Adv.
etch:
-
furrow 259 V.
-
engraving 558 V.
etching point:
-
engraving 558 N.
etching:
-
painting 556 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
etercoral:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
eternal damnation:
-
hell 982 N.
eternal home:
-
heaven 981 N.
eternal reward:
-
heaven 981 N.
eternal:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
eternity:
-
deity 976 N.
-
perpetuity 112 N.
eternize:
-
perpetuity 112 V.
ethanol:
-
fuel 388 N.
ether:
-
gaseity 334 N.
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
-
rarity 322 N.
-
levity 320 N.
ethereal:
-
levity 320 Adj.
-
gaseity 334 Adj.
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
ethical philosophy:
-
duty 926 N.
ethical:
-
duty 926 Adj.
ethicism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
ethics:
-
virtue 944 N.
-
duty 926 N.
Ethiop:
-
blackness 431 N.
Ethiopia's skin:
-
stability 150 N.
Ethiopic:
-
blackness 431 V.
ethnic:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
ethnical:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
ethnography:
-
mankind 372 N.
ethnology:
-
mankind 372 N.
ethological:
-
duty 926 Adj.
ethology.:
-
duty 926 N.
etiolate:
-
achromatism 429 V.
-
whiteness 430 V.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
etiolated:
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
etiolation:
-
achromatism 429 N.
-
whiteness 430 N.
etiology:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
attribution 155 N.
etiquette:
-
habit 613 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
etymology:
-
word 562 N.
etymon:
-
cause 153 N.
-
word 562 N.
eucalyptus oil:
-
fragrance 400 N.
Eucharist:
-
rite 998 N.
eucharistical:
-
rite 998 Adj.
euchre:
-
success 731 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
eudiometer:
-
air 338 N.
-
salubrity 656 N.
eudioscope:
-
air 338 N.
eugenics:
-
improvement 658 N.
eulogist:
-
flatterer 935 N.
eulogistic:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
eulogium:
-
approbation 931 N.
eulogize:
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
eulogy:
-
approbation 931 N.
Eumenides:
-
evil 913 N.
-
revenge 919 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
eumerogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
eunuch:
-
impotence 158 N.
eupepsia:
-
health 654 N.
euphemism:
-
ornament 577 N.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
flattery 933 N.
euphemist:
-
taste 850 N.
-
flatterer 935 N.
-
ornament 577 N.
euphemistic:
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
taste 850 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
euphonic:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
euphonical:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
euphonious:
-
voice 580 Adj.
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
euphonism:
-
melody concord 413 N.
euphonium:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
euphony:
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
elegance 578 N.
-
voice 580 N.
euphoria:
-
health 654 N.
euphory:
-
health 654 N.
Euphrosyne:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
euphuism:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
inelegance 579 N.
-
ornament 577 N.
euphuist:
-
ornament 577 N.
-
affectation 855 Adj.
-
affectation 855 N.
euphuistic:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
Eurasian:
-
mixture 41 N.
eureka!:
-
answer 462 Int.
-
discovery 480a Int.
Euripus:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
eurythmy:
-
symmetry 242 N.
Eusebian:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Euterpe:
-
musician 416 N.
euthanasia:
-
husbandry 370 N.
-
death 360 N.
eutrophy:
-
aid 707 N.
evacuate:
-
departure 293 V.
-
egress 295 V.
evacuation alarm:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
evacuation:
-
egress 295 N.
-
ejection 297 N.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
excretion 299 N.
evade:
-
intuition 477 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
dereliction of duty 927 V.
evagation:
-
deviation 279 N.
evaluate:
-
measurement 466 V.
-
value 812a V.
evanesce:
-
gaseity 334 V.
evanescence:
-
transientness 111 N.
-
disappearance 449 N.
evanescent:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
disappearance 449 Adj.
evangelical:
-
orthodoxy 983a Adj.
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985
evangelist:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
evangelistic:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985
Evangelists:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
evanid:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
evaporable:
-
gaseity 334 Adj.
-
vaporization 336 Adj.
evaporate:
-
transientness 111 V.
-
gaseity 334 V.
-
vaporization 336 V.
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
unsubstantiality 4 V.
evaporation:
-
rarity 322 N.
-
vaporization 336 N.
evasion:
-
avoidance 623 N.
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
escape 671 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
concealment 528 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
evasive:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
nonobservance 773 Adj.
-
avoidance 623 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
eve:
-
evening 126 N.
evection:
-
derangement 61 N.
even now:
-
the present time 118 Adv.
even so:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
-
assent 488 Adv.
even temper:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
even tenor:
-
frequency 136 N.
-
order 58 N.
-
uniformity 16 N.
even:
-
qualification 469 Adv.
-
opposition 708 Adv.
-
superiority 33 Adv.
-
uniformity 16 Adj.
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
-
flatness 251 Adj.
-
straightness 246 Adj.
-
equality 27 Adj.
evenhanded justice:
-
right 922 N.
evenhanded:
-
right 922 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
even-handedness:
-
probity 939 N.
evening dress:
-
ostentation 882 N.
evening party:
-
sociality 892 N.
evening:
-
evening 126 N.
evenness:
-
equality 27 N.
evensong:
-
worship 990 N.
event:
-
occasion 134 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
contention 720 N.
eventful:
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
eventide:
-
evening 126 N.
eventual:
-
futurity 121 Adj.
eventuality:
-
futurity 121 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
eventually:
-
effect 154 Adv.
-
different time 119 Adv.
-
futurity 121 Adv.
-
eventuality 151 Adv.
-
destiny 152 Adv.
eventuate:
-
eventuality 151 V.
ever anon:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
ever changing:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
ever recurring:
-
repetition 104 Adj.
ever so dole:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
ever so little:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
ever so many:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
ever so:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
ever:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
everduring:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
ever-flowing:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
evergreen:
-
continuity 69 Adj.
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
everlasting death:
-
destiny 152 N.
everlasting fire:
-
hell 982 N.
everlasting life:
-
destiny 152 N.
everlasting torment:
-
hell 982 N.
everlasting:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
everlastingness:
-
perpetuity 112 N.
ever-living:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
evermore:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
everness:
-
perpetuity 112 N.
eversion:
-
Evolution 313 N.
-
inversion 218 N.
evert:
-
change 140 V.
every day:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
every hole and corner:
-
place 182 N.
every hour:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
every inch a king:
-
authority 737 Phr.
-
nobility 875 N.
every inch:
-
whole 50 Adv.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
every moment:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
every other day:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adv.
every other:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
every:
-
generality 78 Adj.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
everybody:
-
generality 78 N.
everyday:
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
frequency 136 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
everyone in his turn:
-
interchange 148 Adv.
everyone:
-
generality 78 N.
everywhere:
-
space 180 Adv.
-
presence 186 Adv.
evict:
-
ejection 297 V.
eviction:
-
ejection 297 N.
-
taking 789 N.
evidence in chief:
-
evidence 467 N.
evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
evident:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
evil courses:
-
vice 945 N.
evil day:
-
adversity 735 N.
evil dispensation:
-
adversity 735 N.
evil doer:
-
evil 913 N.
-
evil 619 N.
-
badness 649 N.
evil eye:
-
demon 980 N.
-
spell 993 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
vision 441 N.
evil genius:
-
adversity 735 N.
-
demon 980 N.
evil hour:
-
untimeliness 135 N.
evil luck:
-
adversity 735 N.
evil speaking:
-
malediction 908 N.
evil star:
-
badness 649 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
evil worker:
-
evil 913 N.
evil:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
evil 619 N.
-
bane 663 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
evil-disposed:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
evildoer:
-
bad man 949 N.
evil-doing:
-
vice 945 N.
evil-favored:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
evil-minded:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
evil-speaking:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
detraction 934 N.
evince:
-
evidence 467 V.
-
demonstration 478 V.
eviscerate:
-
killing 361 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
eviscerated:
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
evoke:
-
request 765 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
cause 153 V.
evolution:
-
extraction 301 N.
-
action 680 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
life 359 N.
-
Evolution 313 N.
-
motion 264 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
change 140 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
circuition 311 N.
evolve into:
-
conversion 144 V.
evolve:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
Evolution 313 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
-
production 161 V.
evolved from:
-
effect 154 Adj.
evolved:
-
Evolution 313 Adj.
evolvement:
-
Evolution 313 N.
evolving:
-
Evolution 313 Adj.
evulsion:
-
extraction 301 N.
evulugate:
-
publication 531 V.
ewe:
-
animal 366 N.
-
woman 374 N.
ewer:
-
receptacle 191 N.
ex more:
-
habit 613 Adv.
ex officio:
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
director 694 Adv.
-
government 737a Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adv.
ex post facto:
-
the past 122 Adv.
-
lateness 133 Adv.
ex vi termini:
-
strength 159 Phr.
exacerbate:
-
violence 173 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
increase 35 V.
-
aggravation 835 V.
exacerbation:
-
violence 173 N.
-
aggravation 835 N.
exact correct time:
-
instantaneity 113 N.
exact memory:
-
memory 505 N.
exact truth:
-
truth 494 N.
exact:
-
insolence 885 V.
-
duty 926 V.
-
undueness 925 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
price 812 V.
-
observance 772 N.
-
command 741 V.
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
-
perspicuity 570 Adj.
-
similarity 17 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
greed 817a V.
exacting:
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
greed 817a Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
exaction:
-
command 741 N.
-
undueness 925 N.
exactitude:
-
truth 494 N.
exactly:
-
imitation 19 Adv.
-
quantity 25 Adv.
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
-
assent 488 Adv.
-
truth 494 Adv.
exactment:
-
price 812 N.
exactness:
-
truth 494 N.
-
perspicuity 570 N.
exaggerate:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
increase 35 V.
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
misrepresentation 555 V.
exaggerated:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
-
exaggeration 549 Adj.
exaggeration exacerbation:
-
increase 35 N.
exaggeration:
-
boasting 884 N.
-
aggravation 835 N.
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
overestimation 482 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
exalt one's horn:
-
repute 873 V.
exalt to the skies:
-
repute 873 V.
exalt:
-
repute 873 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
-
increase 35 V.
exaltation:
-
repute 873 N.
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
-
elevation 307 N.
exalted:
-
height 206 Adj.
-
nobility 875 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
exam:
-
teaching 537 N.
examination:
-
thought 451 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
examine closely:
-
attention 457 V.
examine cursorily:
-
attention 457 V.
examine intently:
-
attention 457 V.
examine:
-
attention 457 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
examiner:
-
inquiry 461 N.
example:
-
prototype 22 N.
-
conformity 82 N.
-
frequency 136 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
expectance 871 N.
exanimate:
-
death 360 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
exanthem:
-
disease 655 N.
exanthema:
-
disease 655 N.
exarch:
-
master 745 N.
exasperate:
-
increase 35 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
aggravation 835 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
exasperation:
-
violence 173 N.
-
aggravation 835 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
ex-cathedra:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
excavate:
-
concavity 252 V.
excavation:
-
concavity 252 N.
excavator:
-
concavity 252 N.
excecation:
-
blindness 442 N.
exceed:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
remainder 40 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
intemperance 954 V.
exceeding:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
remainder 40 Adj.
exceedingly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
excel in:
-
skill 698 V.
excel:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
goodness 648 V.
excellence:
-
virtue 944 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
skill 698 N.
excellency:
-
title 877 N.
excellent health:
-
health 654 N.
excellent:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
excelsior:
-
ascent 305 Adj.
excentric:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
excentricity:
-
exteriority 220 N.
except for:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
except:
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nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
-
exclusion 55 Adv.
-
unconformity 83 Adv.
-
rejection 610 V.
excepting:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
exception:
-
exemption 777a N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
exclusion 55 N.
-
qualification 469 N.
exceptionable indifferent:
-
badness 649 Adj.
exceptionable:
-
guilt 947 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
exceptional:
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disagreement 24 Adj.
-
qualification 469 Adj.
-
extraneousness 57 Adj.
-
nonimitation 20 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
exceptious:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
excern:
-
ejection 297 V.
excerpt:
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compendium 596 N.
excerpta:
-
part 51 N.
-
choice 609 N.
-
compendium 596 N.
-
record 551 N.
excerption:
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choice 609 N.
excess of ornament:
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ornament 847 N.
excess:
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superiority 33 N.
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remainder 40 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
intemperance 954 N.
excessive:
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greatness 31 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
excessively:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
exchange blows:
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contention 720 V.
exchange currencies:
-
money 800 V.
exchange fisticuffs:
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contention 720 V.
-
retaliation 718 V.
exchange of currency:
-
conversion 144 N.
exchange rate:
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conversion 144 N.
-
money 800 N.
exchange shots:
-
contention 720 V.
exchange:
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transfer 783 N.
-
correlation 12 V.
-
interchange 148 N.
-
interchange 148 V.
-
abode 189 N.
-
mart 799 N.
-
barter 794 V.
-
barter 794 N.
-
transfer 783 V.
-
correlation 12 N.
exchequer bill:
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money 800 N.
exchequer:
-
treasury 802 N.
excise:
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price 812 N.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
remedy 662 V.
exciseman:
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jurisdiction 965 N.
excision:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
excitability:
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sensibility 822 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
irascibility 901 N.
excitable:
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
excitation of feeling:
-
excitation 824 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
excitation:
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
action 680 N.
excite an impression:
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physical sensibility 375 V.
excite awe:
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fear 860 V.
excite desire:
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desire 865 V.
excite disapprobation:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
excite dislike:
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dislike 867 V.
excite expectation:
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prediction 511 V.
excite fear:
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fear 860 V.
excite hatred:
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hate 898 V.
excite hope:
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prediction 511 V.
excite laughter:
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amusement 840 V.
excite love:
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love 897 V.
excite pity:
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pity 914 V.
excite:
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violence 173 V.
-
physical energy 171 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
excited imagination:
-
imagination 515 N.
excited:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
excitement:
-
excitability 825 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
exciting:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
exclaim against:
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disapprobation 932 V.
exclaim:
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cry 411 V.
exclamation point:
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indication 550 N.
exclamation:
-
voice 580 N.
exclude:
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simpleness 42 V.
-
exclusion 55 V.
-
rejection 610 V.
-
prohibition 761 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
excluded:
-
exclusion 55 Adj.
-
extraneousness 57 Adj.
excluding:
-
exclusion 55 Adj.
exclusion:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
rejection 610 N.
-
exclusion 55 N.
-
exclusion 77 N.
exclusive application:
-
attention 457 N.
exclusive attention:
-
attention 457 N.
exclusive of:
-
exclusion 55 Adv.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
exclusive possession:
-
possession 777 N.
exclusive study:
-
attention 457 N.
exclusive thought:
-
attention 457 N.
exclusive:
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unconformity 83 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
simpleness 42 Adj.
-
exclusion 55 Adj.
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
excogitate:
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thought 451 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
excogitation:
-
thought 451 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
excommunicate:
-
malediction 908 V.
-
rite 998 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
excommunication:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
malediction 908 N.
-
rite 998 N.
excoriate:
-
divestment 226 V.
excoriation:
-
divestment 226 N.
excrement:
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excretion 299 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
excrementitious:
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uncleanness 653 Adj.
excrescence:
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convexity 250 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
excreta:
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uncleanness 653 N.
-
excretion 299 N.
excrete:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
excretion 299 V.
excretion:
-
excretion 299 N.
excruciate:
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physical pain 378 V.
excruciating pain:
-
physical pain 378 N.
excruciating:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
exculpate:
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innocence 946 V.
-
acquittal 970 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
exculpation:
-
exemption 927a N.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
acquittal 970 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
exculpatory:
-
vindication 937 Adj.
excursion:
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journey 266 N.
-
circuition 311 N.
excursionist:
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traveler 268 N.
excursive:
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deviation 279 Adj.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
excursus:
-
dissertation 595 N.
excusable:
-
exemption 927a Adj.
-
vindication 937 Adj.
excuse:
-
Pretext 617 V.
-
exemption 927a V.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
exemption 927a N.
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
exemption 777a V.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
execrable:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
execrate:
-
hate 898 V.
-
malediction 908 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
execration:
-
malediction 908 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
execute:
-
action 680 V.
-
security 771 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
observance 772 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
musician 416 V.
-
completion 729 V.
execution:
-
killing 361 N.
-
musician 416 N.
-
action 680 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
completion 729 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
executioner:
-
destroyer 165 N.
-
killing 361 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
executive:
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conduct 692 Adj.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
-
government 737a Adj.
-
jurisdiction 965 Adj.
executor:
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agent 690 N.
executrix:
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agent 690 N.
exegesis:
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interpretation 522 N.
exegetical:
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interpretation 522 Adj.
exemplar:
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prototype 22 N.
exemplary:
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virtue 944 Adj.
exemplification:
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conformity 82 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
exemplify:
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conformity 82 V.
-
interpretation 522 V.
exempt from despair:
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hope 858 Adj.
exempt from distrust:
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hope 858 Adj.
exempt from fear:
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hope 858 Adj.
exempt from suspicion:
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hope 858 Adj.
exempt from:
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simpleness 42 Adj.
-
exemption 777a Adj.
exempt:
-
exemption 927a Adj.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
exemption 927a V.
exemption:
-
exemption 927a N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
absence 187 N.
-
qualification 469 N.
-
freedom 748 N.
-
permission 760 N.
-
exemption 777a N.
exenterate:
-
ejection 297 V.
exequies:
-
interment 363 N.
exercise authority:
-
government 737a V.
exercise book:
-
teaching 537 V.
exercise discretion:
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choice 609 V.
exercise for the student:
-
teaching 537 N.
exercise influence over:
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motive 615 V.
exercise influence upon:
-
motive 615 V.
exercise influence with:
-
motive 615 V.
exercise of the intellect:
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thought 451 N.
exercise one's discretion:
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skill 698 V.
-
will 600 V.
exercise option:
-
choice 609 V.
exercise power:
-
power 157 V.
exercise:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
exertion 686 N.
-
action 680 V.
-
action 680 N.
-
use 677 V.
-
business 625 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
agency 170 N.
-
use 677 N.
exercises:
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worship 990 N.
exercitation:
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exertion 686 N.
-
use 677 N.
exert authority:
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government 737a V.
exert one's energies:
-
exertion 686 V.
exert oneself:
-
exertion 686 V.
exert:
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physical energy 171 V.
-
use 677 V.
exertion:
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
exertion 686 N.
exfoliate:
-
divestment 226 V.
exfoliation:
-
divestment 226 N.
exhalation:
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excretion 299 N.
-
vaporization 336 N.
-
odor 398 N.
exhale:
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ejection 297 V.
-
vaporization 336 V.
-
odor 398 V.
exhaust:
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prodigality 818 V.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
waste 638 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
taking 789 V.
exhausted:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
exhaustion:
-
impotence 158 N.
-
waste 638 N.
-
fatigue 688 N.
exhaustive inquiry:
-
inquiry 461 N.
exhaustive:
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completeness 52 Adj.
-
completion 729 Adj.
exhaustless:
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sufficiency 639 Adj.
-
infinity 105 Adj.
exhibit the appearance of:
-
appearance 448 V.
exhibit the semblance of:
-
appearance 448 V.
exhibit:
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
painting 556 N.
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
exhibition:
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council 696 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
exhilarate:
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cheerfulness 836 V.
exhilarating gas:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
exhilarating:
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cheerfulness 836 Adj.
exhilaration:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
exhort:
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motive 615 V.
-
advice 695 V.
exhortation:
-
advice 695 N.
-
motive 615 N.
exhumation:
-
interment 363 N.
exhume:
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the past 122 V.
-
interment 363 V.
exigeant:
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severity 739 Adj.
exigency:
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circumstance 8 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
requirement 630 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
exigent:
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requirement 630 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
exiguity:
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narrowness, thinness 203 N.
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littleness 193 N.
-
fewness 103 N.
exiguous:
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littleness 193 Adj.
-
fewness 103 Adj.
exile:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
displacement 185 V.
-
displacement 185 N.
-
exclusion 55 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
exility:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
exist in space:
-
presence 186 V.
exist:
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existence 1 V.
existence:
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existence 1 N.
-
life 359 N.
existent:
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existence 1 Adj.
existing:
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existence 1 Adj.
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the present time 118 Adj.
exit:
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departure 293 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
disappearance 449 N.
exode:
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drama 599 N.
exodus:
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departure 293 N.
-
egress 295 N.
exogenous:
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vegetable 367 Adj.
exomorphic:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
exonerate:
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permission 760 V.
-
exemption 927a V.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
acquittal 970 V.
-
facility 705 V.
exonerated:
-
facility 705 Adj.
exoneration:
-
vindication 937 N.
-
acquittal 970 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
exemption 927a N.
exophagy:
-
vice 945 N.
exorable:
-
pity 914 Adj.
exorbitance:
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redundancy 641 N.
-
dearness 814 N.
exorbitant:
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greatness 31 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
exorbitantly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
exorcise:
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sorcery 992 V.
exorcism:
-
sorcery 992 N.
-
spell 993 N.
exorcist:
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sorcerer 994 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
exostosis:
-
convexity 250 N.
exoteric:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
publication 531 Adj.
exotic:
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irrelation 10 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
vegetable 367 N.
expand:
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breadth, thickness 202 V.
-
rarity 322 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
expanded:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
expanse:
-
space 180 N.
-
size 192 N.
expansibility:
-
expansion 194 N.
expansion:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
rarity 322 N.
-
space 180 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
expansive:
-
space 180 Adj.
-
expansion 194 Adj.
expatiate:
-
speech 582 V.
-
loquacity 584 V.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
journey 266 V.
expatriate:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
expatriation:
-
egress 295 N.
expect:
-
probability 472 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
-
foresight 510 V.
-
hope 858 V.
-
expectance 871 V.
expectance:
-
expectation 507 N.
-
expectance 871 N.
expectancy:
-
expectation 507 N.
-
property 780 N.
expectant:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
expectation:
-
expectation 507 N.
expected:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
-
expectance 871 Adj.
expecting:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
-
expectance 871 Adj.
expectorate:
-
ejection 297 V.
expedience:
-
expedience 646 N.
expediency:
-
expedience 646 N.
expedient:
-
expedience 646 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
plan 626 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
utility 644 Adj.
expedients:
-
means 632 N.
expedite:
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earliness 132 V.
-
haste 684 V.
expedition:
-
journey 266 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
warfare 722 N.
expeditious:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
expel:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
learning 539 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
expend itself:
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inactivity 683 V.
expend:
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use 677 V.
-
payment 807 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
expenditure 809 V.
-
waste 638 V.
expended:
-
expenditure 809 Adj.
expending:
-
expenditure 809 Adj.
expenditure:
-
waste 638 N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
-
accounts 811 N.
expense:
-
price 812 N.
expenseless:
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cheapness 815 Adj.
expenses:
-
expenditure 809 N.
expensive:
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dearness 814 Adj.
experience a loss:
-
loss 776 V.
experience pain:
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pain 828 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
experience pleasure:
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pleasure 827 V.
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
experience:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
experienced eye:
-
proficient 700 N.
experienced hand:
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proficient 700 N.
experienced:
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skill 698 Adj.
experiences:
-
description 594 N.
experiment upon:
-
experiment 463 V.
experiment:
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experiment 463 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
-
essay 675 V.
-
experiment 463 N.
experimental animal:
-
experiment 463 N.
experimental method:
-
experiment 463 N.
experimental philosophy:
-
materiality 316 N.
experimental:
-
essay 675 Adj.
-
experiment 463 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
experimentalist:
-
experiment 463 N.
experimentally verified:
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truth 494 Adj.
experimentally:
-
essay 675 Adv.
experimentee:
-
experiment 463 N.
experimenter:
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experiment 463 N.
experimentist:
-
experiment 463 N.
experimentum crucis:
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demonstration 478 N.
expert testimony:
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evidence 467 N.
expert:
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sage 500 N.
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
proficient 700 N.
expertise:
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power 157 N.
expertness:
-
skill 698 N.
expiate:
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atonement 952 V.
expiation:
-
atonement 952 N.
expiration:
-
end 67 N.
expire:
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end 67 V.
-
course 109 V.
-
death 360 V.
expired:
-
illegality 964 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
expiry:
-
end 67 N.
explain away:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
explain wrongly:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
explain:
-
answer 462 V.
-
interpretation 522 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
conformity 82 V.
explainer:
-
interpreter 524 N.
explanation:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
attribution 155 N.
explanatory:
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
expletive:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 N.
explication:
-
interpretation 522 N.
explicative:
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
explicatory:
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
explicit:
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intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
information 527 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
perspicuity 570 Adj.
-
meaning 516 Adj.
explicitness:
-
intelligibility 518 N.
-
perspicuity 570 N.
explode upwards:
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ascent 305 V.
explode:
-
confutation 479 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
excitability 825 V.
-
violence 173 V.
exploded:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
exploit:
-
action 680 N.
-
courage 861 N.
exploitation:
-
inquiry 461 N.
exploration:
-
inquiry 461 N.
explore:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
experiment 463 V.
explorer:
-
traveler 268 N.
explosion:
-
failure 732 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
snap 406 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
revolution 146 N.
-
violence 173 N.
explosive:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
arms 727 N.
exponent:
-
number 84 N.
-
interpreter 524 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
indication 550 N.
exponential:
-
indication 550 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
export:
-
extraction 301 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
transference 270 V.
exportation:
-
transference 270 N.
-
ejection 297 N.
expose itself:
-
visibility 446 V.
expose one's weak point:
-
confutation 479 V.
expose oneself to:
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liability 177 V.
expose oneself:
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disrepute 874 V.
expose to danger:
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danger 665 V.
expose to view:
-
visibility 446 V.
-
manifestation 525 V.
expose:
-
description 594 N.
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
disclosure 529 N.
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
-
divestment 226 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
exposed to view:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
exposed to:
-
liability 177 Adj.
exposed:
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
divestment 226 Adj.
exposition:
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
disclosure 529 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
confutation 479 N.
expositor:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
interpreter 524 N.
expository:
-
dissertation 595 Adj.
-
information 527 Adj.
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
expostulate:
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
advice 695 V.
-
deprecation 766 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
expostulation:
-
dissuasion 616 N.
-
advice 695 N.
-
deprecation 766 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
expostulatory:
-
dissuasion 616 Adj.
-
deprecation 766 Adj.
exposure to the air:
-
air 338 N.
exposure to the weather:
-
air 338 N.
exposure:
-
disclosure 529 N.
-
confutation 479 N.
-
liability 177 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
danger 665 N.
-
visibility 446 N.
expound upon a subject:
-
dissertation 595 V.
expound:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
interpretation 522 V.
expounder:
-
interpreter 524 N.
expounding:
-
interpretation 522 N.
express by words:
-
style 569 V.
-
phrase 566 V.
-
language 560 V.
express car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
express mail:
-
messenger 534 N.
express sympathy for:
-
condolence 915 V.
express trail:
-
vehicle 272 N.
express train:
-
velocity 274 N.
express:
-
haste 684 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
intention 620 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
meaning 516 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
carrier 271 N.
-
phrase 566 V.
-
method 627 N.
expressed:
-
phrase 566 Adj.
expression:
-
meaning 516 N.
-
phrase 566 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
musician 416 N.
-
extraction 301 N.
-
nomenclature 564 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
expressive:
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
-
meaning 516 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
information 527 Adj.
expressman:
-
carrier 271 N.
exprobate:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
exprobation:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
exprobration:
-
accusation 938 N.
expropriate:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
taking 789 V.
expropriation:
-
taking 789 N.
-
relinquishment 782 N.
expugnable:
-
danger 665 Adj.
expugnation:
-
success 731 N.
expuition:
-
ejection 297 N.
expulsion:
-
exclusion 55 N.
-
ejection 297 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
expunge:
-
obliteration 552 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
expurgate:
-
cleanness 652 V.
exquisite:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
fop 854 N.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
exquisitely:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
exsiccate:
-
dryness 340 V.
exsiccation:
-
dryness 340 N.
exspuition:
-
ejection 297 N.
exsufflation:
-
spell 993 N.
exsuscitate:
-
excitation 824 V.
extant:
-
existence 1 Adj.
-
the present time 118 Adj.
extasy:
-
imagination 515 N.
extemporaneous:
-
impulse 612 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
extemporaneously:
-
impulse 612 Adv.
extempore:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
-
occasion 134 Adv.
-
impulse 612 Adv.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adv.
extemporize:
-
impulse 612 V.
-
nonpreparation 674 V.
extend to:
-
distance 196 V.
-
length 200 V.
extend:
-
expansion 194 V.
-
length 200 V.
-
elasticity 325 V.
extendable:
-
elasticity 325 Adj.
extended:
-
space 180 Adj.
-
breadth, thickness 202 Adj.
extendibility:
-
softness 324 N.
extensibility:
-
softness 324 N.
extensile:
-
softness 324 Adj.
extension of time:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
extension:
-
expansion 194 N.
-
increase 35 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
length 200 N.
-
space 180 N.
extensive knowledge:
-
knowledge 490 N.
extensive:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
space 180 Adj.
extensively:
-
space 180 Adv.
extent:
-
degree 26 N.
-
space 180 N.
extenuate:
-
weakness 160 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
extenuated:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
extenuating circumstances:
-
qualification 469 N.
-
vindication 937 N.
extenuation:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
vindication 937 N.
exterior:
-
exteriority 220 N.
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
exteriority:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
-
exteriority 220 N.
exterminate:
-
destruction 162 V.
extermination:
-
end 67 N.
-
extraction 301 N.
external evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
external senses:
-
physical sensibility 375 N.
external:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
externally:
-
exteriority 220 Adv.
extinct:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
destruction 162 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
extinction of life:
-
death 360 N.
extinction:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
darkness 421 N.
-
end 67 N.
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
obliteration 552 N.
extinguish:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
-
darkness 421 V.
extinguishment:
-
inexistence 2 N.
extirpate:
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
extirpation:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
-
extraction 301 N.
extispicious:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
Extispicy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
extol to the skies:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
overestimation 482 V.
extol:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
overestimation 482 V.
extort:
-
extraction 301 V.
-
compulsion 744 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
dearness 814 V.
-
greed 817a V.
extorted:
-
dissent 489 Adj.
extortion:
-
taking 789 N.
-
stealing 791 N.
-
dearness 814 N.
-
greed 817a N.
-
reward 973 N.
extortionate:
-
dearness 814 Adj.
-
greed 817a Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
extortioner:
-
severity 739 N.
-
parsimony 819 N.
extra:
-
addition 37 Adj.
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
drama 599 N.
-
redundancy 641 Adv.
extract roots:
-
numeration 85 V.
extract:
-
extraction 301 V.
extracted:
-
extraction 301 Adj.
extracting:
-
extraction 301 N.
extraction of roots:
-
numeration 85 N.
extraction:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
extraction 301 N.
extractor:
-
extraction 301 N.
extracts:
-
compendium 596 N.
extradite:
-
jurisdiction 965 V.
extradition:
-
transference 270 N.
-
ejection 297 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
extrados:
-
exteriority 220 N.
extrajudicial:
-
illegality 964 Adj.
extralimitary:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
extramundane:
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
extramural:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
extraneous:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
extraneousness 57 Adj.
extraneousness:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
-
extrinsicality 6 N.
extraordinary.:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
extraordinary:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
extrapolate:
-
prediction 511 V.
extraregarding:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
extravagance:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
-
dearness 814 N.
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
prodigality 818 N.
extravagant:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
prodigality 818 Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
exaggeration 549 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
extravagantly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
extravaganza:
-
imagination 515 N.
-
drama 599 N.
extravagation:
-
transcursion 303 N.
extravasate:
-
egress 295 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
extravasation:
-
egress 295 N.
-
excretion 299 N.
extreme unction:
-
rite 998 N.
extreme:
-
end 67 N.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
extremely:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
extremity:
-
end 67 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
-
pain 828 N.
extricable:
-
deliverance 672 Adj.
extricate:
-
deliverance 672 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
extrication:
-
extraction 301 N.
-
deliverance 672 N.
-
liberation 750 N.
extrinsic evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
extrinsic:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
extrinsical:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
extrinsicality:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
-
extrinsicality 6 N.
extrinsically:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adv.
extrude:
-
ejection 297 V.
extrusion:
-
ejection 297 N.
-
excretion 299 N.
exuberance:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
exuberant:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
exuberate:
-
sufficiency 639 V.
exudation:
-
egress 295 N.
-
excretion 299 N.
exude:
-
egress 295 V.
exulcerate:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
exult:
-
rejoicing 838 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
boasting 884 V.
exultant:
-
rejoicing 838 Adj.
-
hope 858 Adj.
-
boasting 884 Adj.
exultation:
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
exulting:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
exuviae:
-
excretion 299 N.
eye askance:
-
fear 860 V.
eye of a hawk:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
eye of a lynx:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
eye of a needle:
-
opening 260 N.
eye of the master:
-
direction 693 N.
eye opener:
-
inexpectation 508 N.
eye shadow:
-
ornament 847 N.
eye:
-
vision 441 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
-
vision 441 V.
eyeglass:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
eyeless:
-
blindness 442 Adj.
eyelet:
-
opening 260 N.
eyepiece:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
eyes brimming:
-
lamentation 839 Phr.
eyes flashing fire:
-
resentment 900 Phr.
eyes of Argus:
-
care 459 N.
eyes suffused:
-
lamentation 839 Phr.
eyes swimming:
-
lamentation 839 Phr.
eyesight:
-
vision 441 N.
eyesore:
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
eyewater:
-
remedy 662 N.
eyewitness:
-
spectator 444 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
eyot:
-
island 346 N.
eyre:
-
tribunal 966 N.
eyrie:
-
abode 189 N.
eyry:
-
abode 189 N.
F
f=ete:
-
ostentation 882 N.
f=eted:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
FAA:
-
government 737a N.
Fabian policy:
-
caution 864 N.
-
lateness 133 N.
-
inaction 681 N.
fable:
-
description 594 N.
-
error 495 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
fabric:
-
texture 329 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
state 7 N.
fabricate:
-
production 161 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
fabricated:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
fabrication:
-
production 161 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
fabulist:
-
description 594 N.
fabulous:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
exaggeration 549 Adj.
-
untruth 546 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
faburden:
-
melody concord 413 N.
facade:
-
front 234 N.
face about:
-
deviation 279 V.
face danger:
-
courage 861 V.
face guard:
-
defense 717 N.
face long odds:
-
danger 665 V.
face of brass:
-
insolence 885 N.
face of heaven:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
face of the country:
-
plain 344 N.
face of the thing:
-
appearance 448 N.
face powder:
-
ornament 847 N.
face the firing squad:
-
punishment 972 V.
face the music:
-
courage 861 V.
face to face:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
-
contraposition 237 Adv.
-
front 234 Adv.
face to the right about:
-
deviation 279 V.
face:
-
exteriority 220 N.
-
resistance 719 V.
-
courage 861 N.
-
covering 223 V.
-
front 234 N.
-
front 234 V.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
insolence 885 N.
-
courage 861 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
facet:
-
exteriority 220 N.
facetious:
-
wit 842 Adj.
facetiousness:
-
wit 842 N.
facile:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
facility 705 Adj.
facilitate:
-
facility 705 V.
facility:
-
freedom 748 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
facility 705 N.
facing:
-
covering 223 N.
-
contraposition 237 Adj.
facinorous:
-
vice 945 Adj.
facsimile:
-
identity 13 N.
-
imitation 19 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
representation 554 N.
fact:
-
truth 494 N.
-
existence 1 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
certainty 474 N.
faction:
-
discord 713 N.
-
party 712 N.
factionalism:
-
politics 737b N.
factious:
-
discord 713 Adj.
factitious bastard:
-
deception 545 Adj.
factitious:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
factor:
-
director 694 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
-
number 84 N.
factory:
-
workshop 691 N.
factotum:
-
agent 690 N.
-
director 694 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
facts are stubborn things:
-
certainty 474 Phr.
facts:
-
evidence 467 N.
facula:
-
light 420 N.
facultative anaerobe:
-
life 359 N.
faculties:
-
intellect 450 N.
faculty of speech:
-
speech 582 N.
faculty:
-
power 157 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
skill 698 N.
facundity:
-
speech 582 N.
fad:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
caprice 608 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
faddish:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
faddle fribble:
-
inactivity 683 V.
fade from memory:
-
oblivion 506 V.
fade:
-
dimness 422 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
achromatism 429 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
oldness 124 V.
-
transientness 111 V.
-
unsubstantiality 4 V.
-
insipidity 391 Adj.
faded:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
fadge:
-
agreement 23 V.
faeces:
-
excretion 299 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
fag:
-
agent 690 N.
-
exertion 686 V.
fag-end:
-
remainder 40 N.
-
end 67 N.
fagging:
-
exertion 686 N.
faggot voter:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
faggot:
-
fuel 388 N.
fagot:
-
assemblage 72 N.
faience:
-
sculpture 557 N.
fail to recall:
-
oblivion 506 V.
fail:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
dereliction of duty 927 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
error 495 V.
-
nonpayment 808 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
-
shortcoming 304 V.
-
inutility 645 V.
failing memory:
-
oblivion 506 N.
failing sight:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
failing:
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
vice 945 N.
-
insufficiency 640 Adv.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
guilt 947 N.
failure of heart:
-
dejection 837 N.
failure of memory:
-
oblivion 506 N.
failure of strength:
-
weakness 160 N.
failure:
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
-
vice 945 N.
-
nonpayment 808 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
fain to:
-
compulsion 744 Adj.
fain:
-
desire 865 Adv.
-
willingness 602 Adv.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
faint heart:
-
cowardice 862 N.
faint sound:
-
faintness 405 N.
faint:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
fainthearted:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
faint-hearted:
-
fear 860 Adj.
fainting:
-
fatigue 688 N.
faintish:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
faintly:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
faintness:
-
fatigue 688 N.
-
faintness 405 N.
fair and aboveboard:
-
probity 939 Adj.
fair chance:
-
probability 472 N.
fair copy:
-
copy 21 N.
-
writing 590 N.
fair field and no favor:
-
right 922 N.
fair field:
-
occasion 134 N.
fair game:
-
laughingstock 857 N.
fair name:
-
repute 873 N.
fair play:
-
probity 939 N.
-
right 922 N.
fair price:
-
value 812a N.
fair prospect:
-
probability 472 N.
fair question:
-
inquiry 461 N.
fair sex:
-
woman 374 N.
fair share:
-
apportionment 786 N.
fair spoken:
-
flattery 933 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
fair weather sailor:
-
bungler 701 N.
fair weather:
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
fair wind:
-
facility 705 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
fair words:
-
courtesy 894 N.
fair:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
mart 799 N.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
right 922 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
faire pattes de velours:
-
falsehood 544 V.
fairing:
-
giving 784 N.
fairly:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adv.
fairness:
-
beauty 845 N.
-
probity 939 N.
fair's fair:
-
right 922 Int.
fairway:
-
navigation 267 N.
fairy tale:
-
untruth 546 N.
-
description 594 N.
fairy:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
demon 980 N.
-
sorcerer 994 N.
fairyland:
-
imagination 515 N.
fairy-like:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
Jupiter 979 Adj.
fairy-mythology:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
faith cure:
-
remedy 662 N.
Faith Curer:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
faith healer:
-
remedy 662 N.
faith:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
belief 484 N.
-
hope 858 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
piety 987 N.
faithful likeness:
-
similarity 17 N.
faithful memory:
-
memory 505 N.
faithful resemblance:
-
similarity 17 N.
faithful:
-
orthodoxy 983a Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
obedience 743 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
copy 21 Adj.
-
similarity 17 Adj.
-
piety 987 Adj.
-
observance 772 Adj.
faithfully:
-
observance 772 Adv.
faithfulness:
-
probity 939 N.
faithless:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
faithlessness:
-
improbity 940 N.
fake:
-
copy 21 N.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
deception 545 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
faker:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
merchant 797 N.
fakir:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
falcade:
-
leap 309 N.
falcated:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
curvature 245 Adj.
falchion:
-
arms 727 N.
Falcidian law:
-
property 780 N.
falciform:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
curvature 245 Adj.
falcon:
-
thief 792 N.
falconet:
-
arms 727 N.
faldstool:
-
support 215 N.
fall a cursing:
-
malediction 908 V.
fall a prey to:
-
failure 732 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
fall a sacrifice to:
-
pain 828 V.
fall afoul of:
-
opposition 708 V.
fall apart:
-
destruction 162 N.
fall asleep:
-
inactivity 683 V.
fall astern:
-
regression 283 V.
-
rear 235 V.
fall at one's feet:
-
submission 725 V.
fall away:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
fall back upon:
-
use 677 V.
-
defense 717 V.
fall back:
-
regression 283 V.
-
relapse 661 V.
-
recession 287 V.
fall between two stools:
-
failure 732 V.
fall dead:
-
failure 732 V.
-
death 360 V.
fall down before:
-
respect 928 V.
fall down dead:
-
death 360 V.
fall down on one's knees:
-
atonement 952 V.
fall down:
-
worship 990 V.
fall flat upon the ear:
-
dullness 843 V.
fall flat:
-
failure 732 V.
-
wit 842 V.
fall foul of:
-
discord 713 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
attack 716 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
contention 720 V.
fall from the lips:
-
speech 582 V.
fall from the mouth:
-
speech 582 V.
fall in love with:
-
endearment 902 V.
-
love 897 V.
fall in price:
-
cheapness 815 V.
fall in the way of:
-
presence 186 V.
fall in with the fashion:
-
fashion 852 V.
fall in with:
-
conformity 82 V.
-
concord 714 V.
-
convergence 290 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
consent 762 V.
-
agreement 23 V.
fall in:
-
order 58 V.
-
continuity 69 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
fall into a custom:
-
conformity 82 V.
-
habit 613 V.
fall into a habit:
-
habit 613 V.
fall into a place:
-
term 71 V.
fall into a rage:
-
resentment 900 V.
fall into a rut:
-
habit 613 V.
fall into a swoon:
-
impotence 158 V.
fall into a trap:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
dupe 547 V.
fall into a trick:
-
habit 613 V.
fall into a usage:
-
conformity 82 V.
fall into decay:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
fall into error:
-
error 495 V.
fall into oblivion:
-
oblivion 506 V.
fall into one's hand:
-
receiving 785 V.
fall into one's place:
-
order 58 V.
fall into raptures:
-
pleasure 827 V.
fall into:
-
conversion 144 V.
-
river 348 V.
fall of day:
-
evening 126 N.
fall of snow:
-
cold 383 N.
fall of the curtain:
-
end 67 N.
fall of the leaf:
-
evening 126 N.
fall off again:
-
relapse 661 V.
fall off:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
fall on evil days:
-
pain 828 V.
-
adversity 735 V.
fall on evil:
-
adversity 735 V.
fall on one's feet:
-
prosperity 734 V.
fall on one's knees:
-
request 765 V.
-
worship 990 V.
-
submission 725 V.
-
servility 886 V.
-
gratitude 916 V.
fall on one's legs:
-
prosperity 734 V.
fall out:
-
enmity 889 V.
-
discord 713 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
fall prostrate:
-
descent 306 V.
fall short of:
-
shortcoming 304 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
incompleteness 53 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
inferiority 34 V.
fall short:
-
imperfection 651 V.
-
shortcoming 304 V.
fall stillborn:
-
failure 732 V.
fall through:
-
shortcoming 304 V.
-
failure 732 V.
fall to a low ebb:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
fall to one:
-
receiving 785 V.
fall to one's lot:
-
receiving 785 V.
-
duty 926 V.
-
chance 156 V.
fall to one's share:
-
receiving 785 V.
fall to pieces:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
brittleness 328 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
fall to the ground:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
shortcoming 304 V.
fall to the lot of:
-
eventuality 151 V.
fall to work:
-
exertion 686 V.
fall to:
-
food 298 V.
-
undertaking 676 V.
-
warfare 722 V.
fall under one's notice:
-
attention 457 V.
fall under:
-
inclusion 76 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
fall upon the ear:
-
hearing 418 V.
fall upon:
-
plan 626 V.
-
inexpectation 508 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
attack 716 V.
fall:
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
descent 306 N.
-
regression 283 N.
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
evening 126 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
-
vice 945 V.
-
adversity 735 N.
-
death 360 N.
-
failure 732 V.
-
failure 732 N.
-
adversity 735 V.
fallacious:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
fallacy:
-
error 495 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
fallen angel:
-
bad man 949 N.
fallen angels:
-
satan 978 N.
fallibility:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
fallible:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
falling back:
-
relapse 661 N.
falling off:
-
deterioration 659 N.
falling short:
-
shortcoming 304 N.
falling star:
-
world 318 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
falling weather:
-
river 348 N.
falling:
-
adversity 735 N.
-
descent 306 N.
fallow:
-
unproductiveness 169 Adj.
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
inaction 681 Adj.
false alarm:
-
alarm 669 N.
false as dicer's oaths:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
false bottom:
-
deception 545 N.
false coloring:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
false colors:
-
deception 545 N.
false construction:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
false doctrine:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
false expectation:
-
disappointment 509 N.
-
inexpectation 508 N.
false grammar:
-
solecism 568 N.
false idea:
-
error 495 N.
false impression:
-
error 495 N.
false jewelry:
-
deception 545 N.
false light:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
-
error 495 N.
false money:
-
money 800 N.
false ornament:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
false plea:
-
untruth 546 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
false position:
-
difficulty 704 N.
false reasoning:
-
intuition 477 N.
false shame:
-
affectation 855 N.
false step:
-
failure 732 N.
false story:
-
untruth 546 N.
false swearing:
-
falsehood 544 N.
false teaching:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
misteaching 538 N.
false witness:
-
deceiver 548 N.
false:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
-
untruth 546 Adj.
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
false-hearted:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
falsehood:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
falsely:
-
intuition 477 V.
-
falsehood 544 Adv.
falseness:
-
undueness 925 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
deception 545 N.
falsetto:
-
stammering 583 N.
-
stridor 410 N.
-
aphony 581 N.
falsification:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
falsified:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
falsify an account:
-
accounts 811 V.
falsify one's hope:
-
disappointment 509 V.
falsify:
-
error 495 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
falsity:
-
falsehood 544 N.
falter:
-
hopelessness 859 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
stammering 583 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
fame:
-
memory 505 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
repute 873 N.
famed:
-
repute 873 Adj.
familiar friendship:
-
friendship 888 N.
familiar with:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
familiar:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
friend 890 N.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
-
frequency 136 Adj.
-
demon 980 N.
-
habit 613 Adj.
familiarity:
-
friendship 888 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
normality 80 N.
familiarize with:
-
teaching 537 V.
familiarize:
-
habit 613 V.
Familist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
familistere:
-
party 712 N.
familistery:
-
party 712 N.
family car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
family circle:
-
sociality 892 N.
family connection:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
Family court:
-
tribunal 966 N.
family jars:
-
discord 713 N.
family likeness:
-
similarity 17 N.
family tie:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
family:
-
posterity 167 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
-
paternity 166 Adj.
-
class 75 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
consanguinity 11 N.
-
consanguinity 11 Adj.
famine price:
-
dearness 814 N.
famine:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
famine-stricken:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
famish:
-
parsimony 819 V.
-
fasting 956 V.
famished:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
famishment:
-
fasting 956 N.
famous:
-
repute 873 Adj.
famously:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
famousness:
-
repute 873 N.
fan into a flame:
-
resentment 900 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
fan light:
-
opening 260 N.
fan out:
-
impulse 276 V.
fan the embers:
-
memory 505 V.
fan the fire:
-
excitation 824 V.
fan the flame:
-
aggravation 835 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
fan:
-
refreshment 689 V.
-
wind 349 N.
-
air 338 V.
-
wind 349 V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
refrigeration 385 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
fanatic:
-
impiety 988 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
madman 504 N.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
fanatical:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
impiety 988 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
fanaticism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
fanciful projector:
-
imagination 515 N.
fanciful:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
fancy dog:
-
animal 366 N.
fancy dress:
-
ostentation 882 N.
fancy oneself:
-
imagination 515 V.
fancy price:
-
dearness 814 N.
fancy stocks:
-
money 800 N.
fancy:
-
desire 865 N.
-
intellect 450 V.
-
love 897 V.
-
love 897 N.
-
desire 865 V.
-
wit 842 N.
-
choice 609 V.
-
caprice 608 N.
-
imagination 515 V.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
supposition 514 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
thought 451 V.
-
idea 453 N.
fandango:
-
amusement 840 N.
fane:
-
temple 1000 N.
fanfare:
-
loudness 404 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
fanfaron:
-
boasting 884 N.
-
blusterer 887 N.
fanfaronade:
-
boasting 884 N.
fang:
-
bane 663 N.
fangs:
-
authority 737 N.
-
retention 781 N.
fanlike:
-
breadth, thickness 202 Adj.
fannel:
-
canonicals 999 N.
fanning:
-
wind 349 N.
fanon:
-
canonicals 999 N.
fantasia:
-
music 415 N.
fantastic:
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
fantastical:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
fantasy:
-
imagination 515 N.
-
desire 865 N.
fantoccini:
-
drama 599 N.
-
representation 554 N.
faquir:
-
clergy 996 N.
far ahead:
-
precession 280 Adv.
far and near:
-
space 180 Adv.
far and wide:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
space 180 Adv.
-
distance 196 Adv.
far away:
-
distance 196 Adj.
-
distance 196 Adv.
far be it from me:
-
unwillingness 603 Adv.
far be it from!:
-
deprecation 766 Int.
far between:
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
-
interval 198 Adj.
far from it:
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
negation 536 Adv.
far from the truth:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
far gone:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
far off:
-
distance 196 Adj.
-
distance 196 Adv.
-
error 495 Adj.
far out:
-
improbability 473 Adj.
farce:
-
wit 842 N.
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
ridicule 856 N.
-
drama 599 N.
farceur:
-
drama 599 N.
farcical:
-
drama 599 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
farcical-comedy:
-
drama 599 N.
far-cry to:
-
distance 196 N.
fardel:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
fare you well!:
-
departure 293 Int.
fare:
-
state 7 V.
-
food 298 N.
-
food 298 V.
-
price 812 N.
farewell to!:
-
loss 776 Int.
farewell!:
-
departure 293 Int.
farewell:
-
departure 293 N.
far-famed:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
far-fetched:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
farina:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
farinaceous:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
farm:
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
property 780 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
borrowing 788 V.
farmer:
-
agriculture 371 N.
Farmer's almanac:
-
chronometry 114 N.
farmers' market:
-
mart 799 N.
farmhouse:
-
abode 189 N.
farming:
-
agriculture 371 N.
farness:
-
distance 196 N.
faro bank:
-
chance 621 N.
faro:
-
chance 621 N.
farrago:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
farrier:
-
husbandry 370 N.
farriery:
-
husbandry 370 N.
farrow:
-
posterity 167 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
production 161 V.
farseeing:
-
foresight 510 Adj.
farsighted:
-
foresight 510 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
farther:
-
distance 196 Adv.
farthing candle:
-
dimness 422 N.
farthing:
-
quadrisection 97 N.
-
chance 621 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
money 800 N.
farthingale:
-
clothing 225 N.
fasces:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
fascia:
-
filament 205 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
fascicle:
-
assemblage 72 N.
fasciculated cumulative:
-
assemblage 72 Adj.
fascicule:
-
assemblage 72 N.
fascinate:
-
sorcery 992 V.
-
love 897 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
fascinated:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
fascinating:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
motive 615 Adj.
fascination:
-
excitation 824 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
wonder 870 N.
-
motive 615 N.
fascine:
-
assemblage 72 N.
fash:
-
painfulness 830 V.
fashion:
-
fashion 852 N.
-
method 627 N.
-
habit 613 N.
-
form 240 V.
-
state 7 N.
-
form 240 N.
fashionable world:
-
nobility 875 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
fashionable:
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
fashionably:
-
fashion 852 Adv.
fast and loose:
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
fast asleep:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
fast by:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
fast day:
-
fasting 956 N.
fast food:
-
food 298 N.
fast friend:
-
friend 890 N.
fast friendship:
-
friendship 888 N.
fast handed:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
fast man:
-
libertine 962 N.
-
fop 854 N.
fast tied up:
-
debt 806 Adj.
fast:
-
fasting 956 V.
-
worship 990 V.
-
fasting 956 N.
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
junction 43 Adv.
-
junction 43 Adj.
-
rite 998 N.
fasten a quarrel on:
-
discord 713 V.
fasten itself on the mind:
-
thought 451 V.
fasten to:
-
pendency 214 V.
fasten upon:
-
taking 789 V.
fasten:
-
stability 150 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
fastener:
-
connection 45 N.
fastening:
-
connection 45 N.
-
pendency 214 N.
fastidious:
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
fastidiousness:
-
sensibility 822 N.
-
fastidiousness 868 N.
-
unwillingness 603 N.
fasting:
-
worship 990 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
-
fasting 956 Adj.
-
fasting 956 N.
fastness:
-
defense 717 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
fat as a pig:
-
size 192 Adj.
fat as a quail:
-
size 192 Adj.
fat as bacon:
-
size 192 Adj.
fat as brawn:
-
size 192 Adj.
fat as butter:
-
size 192 Adj.
fat city:
-
prosperity 734 N.
fat of the land:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
fat witted:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
fat:
-
oil 356 N.
-
unctuousness 355 Adj.
-
expansion 194 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
Fata Morgana:
-
imagination 515 N.
fatal accident:
-
killing 361 N.
fatal disease:
-
death 360 N.
-
disease 655 N.
fatal:
-
killing 361 Adj.
fatalism:
-
necessity 601 N.
fatalist:
-
necessity 601 N.
fatality:
-
necessity 601 N.
fate of Icarus:
-
descent 306 N.
fate:
-
necessity 601 N.
-
predetermination 611 N.
-
chance 156 N.
-
end 67 N.
-
chance 621 N.
fated:
-
necessity 601 Adj.
Fates:
-
necessity 601 N.
fat-headed:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
father in Christ:
-
clergy 996 N.
Father Time:
-
time 106 N.
father upon:
-
attribution 155 V.
father:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
age 128 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
fatherhood:
-
paternity 166 N.
fatherland:
-
abode 189 N.
fatherless:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
fatherly:
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
fathership:
-
paternity 166 N.
fathom:
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
measurement 466 V.
-
answer 462 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
length 200 N.
-
depth 208 V.
fathomable:
-
measurement 466 Adj.
fathomless:
-
depth 208 Adj.
fatidic:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
fatidical:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
fatigation:
-
fatigue 688 N.
fatigue:
-
fatigue 688 N.
-
fatigue 688 V.
fatigued:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
fatiguing:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
fatihah:
-
beginning 66 N.
fatiloquent:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
fatling:
-
food 298 N.
fatras:
-
unimportance 643 N.
fatten on:
-
servility 886 V.
fatten upon:
-
food 298 V.
fatten:
-
expansion 194 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
prosperity 734 V.
fatty:
-
unctuousness 355 Adj.
fatuity:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
incogitancy 452 N.
fatuous:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
faubourgs:
-
circumjacence 227 N.
fauces:
-
edge 231 N.
faugh!:
-
dislike 867 Int.
fault:
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
-
vice 945 N.
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
error 495 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
fault-finder:
-
discontent 832 N.
faultless:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
faulty grammar:
-
solecism 568 N.
-
solecism 568 V.
faulty:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
solecism 568 Adj.
faun upon:
-
flattery 933 V.
faun:
-
demon 980 N.
fauna:
-
animal 366 N.
fautor:
-
friend 890 N.
favaginous:
-
concavity 252 Adj.
faveolate:
-
concavity 252 Adj.
favillous:
-
gray 432 Adj.
favor with:
-
giving 784 V.
favor:
-
aid 707 V.
-
wrong 923 V.
-
wrong 923 N.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
giving 784 N.
-
permission 760 V.
-
lenity 740 N.
-
aid 707 N.
-
correspondence 592 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
similarity 17 V.
-
permission 760 N.
favorable chance:
-
probability 472 N.
favorable odds:
-
chance 156 N.
favorable opportunity:
-
occasion 134 N.
favorable prospect:
-
probability 472 N.
favorable to:
-
cooperation 709 Adj.
favorable:
-
occasion 134 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
aid 707 Adj.
favorably disposed:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
favorably inclined:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
favorably:
-
good 618 Adv.
favorably-minded:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
favorer:
-
friend 890 N.
favorite son:
-
politics 737b N.
favorite:
-
love 897 N.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
favorite 899 N.
favoritism:
-
friendship 888 N.
-
wrong 923 N.
favose:
-
concavity 252 Adj.
fawn upon:
-
flattery 933 V.
fawn:
-
servility 886 V.
fawn-colored:
-
brown 433 Adj.
fawning:
-
flattery 933 N.
-
servility 886 N.
-
servility 886 Adj.
fay:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
faze:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
fear 860 V.
FBI:
-
government 737a N.
fealty:
-
obedience 743 N.
-
duty 926 N.
-
respect 928 N.
fear and trembling:
-
fear 860 N.
fear:
-
discontent 832 N.
-
fear 860 N.
-
fear 860 V.
-
cowardice 862 N.
fearful:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
fear 860 Adj.
fearfully:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
wonder 870 Adv.
fearfulness:
-
fear 860 N.
fearing:
-
fear 860 Adj.
fearless:
-
hope 858 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
feasibility:
-
possibility 470 N.
-
facility 705 N.
feasible:
-
facility 705 Adj.
-
possibility 470 Adj.
Feast of Lights:
-
rite 998 N.
Feast of lots:
-
rite 998 N.
feast on:
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
feast one's eyes on:
-
love 897 V.
feast upon:
-
food 298 V.
feast:
-
rite 998 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
amusement 840 V.
feat:
-
action 680 N.
-
courage 861 N.
feather bed:
-
softness 324 N.
feather in one's cap:
-
repute 873 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
trophy 733 N.
feather in the scale:
-
unimportance 643 N.
feather one's nest:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
selfishness 943 V.
-
economy 817 V.
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
wealth 803 V.
feather the oar:
-
skill 698 V.
feather:
-
title 877 N.
-
class 75 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
levity 320 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
featherbed:
-
inaction 681 N.
featherbedding:
-
inaction 681 N.
feathered songster:
-
animal 366 N.
feathered tribes:
-
animal 366 N.
feathery:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
featly:
-
activity 682 Adj.
feats of arms:
-
contention 720 N.
feats of strength:
-
strength 159 N.
feature:
-
component 56 N.
-
form 240 N.
-
indication 550 N.
features:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
feaze:
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
febrifugal:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
febrifuge:
-
remedy 662 N.
febrile:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
fecal:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
feces:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
feculent:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
fecund:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
fecundate:
-
productiveness 168 V.
-
production 161 V.
fecundation:
-
production 161 N.
fecundify:
-
productiveness 168 V.
fecundity:
-
productiveness 168 N.
federal case:
-
lateness 133 N.
Federal currency:
-
money 800 N.
Federal Express:
-
messenger 534 N.
federal judge:
-
government 737a N.
Federal Reserve Board:
-
money 800 N.
Federal Reserve Note:
-
money 800 N.
federal:
-
government 737a Adj.
Federalist Party:
-
politics 737b N.
Federalists:
-
party 712 N.
federalize:
-
party 712 V.
Federals:
-
party 712 N.
federation:
-
party 712 N.
federative:
-
party 712 Adj.
Fedex:
-
messenger 534 N.
fee simple:
-
property 780 N.
fee tail:
-
property 780 N.
fee:
-
reward 973 N.
-
expenditure 809 V.
-
expenditure 809 N.
-
giving 784 N.
-
possession 777 N.
-
reward 973 V.
feeble:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
feeble-minded:
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
feebleness:
-
feebleness 575 N.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
feed hope:
-
hope 858 V.
feed on:
-
servility 886 V.
feed the flame:
-
aid 707 V.
feed upon:
-
food 298 V.
feed:
-
food 298 N.
-
food 298 V.
-
provision 637 V.
feeder:
-
provision 637 N.
feeding tube:
-
remedy 662 N.
fee-faw-fum:
-
fear 860 N.
-
spell 993 N.
feel an interest in:
-
benevolence 906 V.
feel assured:
-
hope 858 V.
feel at home with:
-
sociality 892 V.
feel at home:
-
freedom 748 V.
-
pleasure 827 V.
feel confident:
-
hope 858 V.
feel contempt for:
-
contempt 930 V.
feel disgrace:
-
humility 879 V.
feel for:
-
benevolence 906 V.
-
pity 914 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
feel grief in common with:
-
condolence 915 V.
feel hope:
-
hope 858 V.
feel interested in:
-
benevolence 906 V.
feel no interest in:
-
insensibility 823 V.
feel one's ground:
-
caution 864 V.
feel one's way:
-
essay 675 V.
-
caution 864 V.
-
experiment 463 V.
feel oneself at home:
-
content 831 V.
feel out:
-
experiment 463 V.
feel pain:
-
pain 828 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
feel pleasure:
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
-
pleasure 827 V.
feel refreshed:
-
refreshment 689 V.
feel shame:
-
humility 879 V.
feel small:
-
humility 879 V.
feel the pulse:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
experiment 463 V.
feel the want of:
-
desire 865 V.
feel under an obligation:
-
gratitude 916 V.
feel:
-
physical sensibility 375 V.
-
touch 379 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
feeler:
-
touch 379 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
feeling of obligation:
-
gratitude 916 N.
feeling:
-
physical sensibility 375 N.
-
touch 379 N.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
feeling 821 N.
feet:
-
lowness 207 N.
-
journey 266 N.
feign sickness:
-
disease 655 V.
feign:
-
falsehood 544 V.
feigned:
-
deception 545 Adj.
feint:
-
deception 545 N.
felicitate:
-
congratulation 896 V.
felicitation:
-
congratulation 896 N.
felicitous:
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
success 731 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
felicity:
-
skill 698 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
feline leukemia:
-
disease 655 N.
feline:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
animal 366 N.
-
animal 366 Adj.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
fell:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
height 206 N.
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
covering 223 N.
-
depression 308 V.
-
fear 860 Adj.
fellah:
-
commonality 876 N.
fellow companion:
-
friend 890 N.
-
similarity 17 N.
fellow countryman:
-
friend 890 N.
fellow creature:
-
mankind 372 N.
fellow:
-
scholar 492 N.
-
man 373 N.
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
accompaniment 88 Adj.
-
equality 27 N.
fellow-commoner:
-
learner 541 N.
fellow-feeling:
-
friendship 888 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
pity 914 N.
fellow-man:
-
friend 890 N.
fellows:
-
duality 89 N.
fellowship:
-
school 542 N.
-
friendship 888 N.
-
party 712 N.
fellow-student:
-
learner 541 N.
fellow-traveller:
-
accompaniment 88 N.
fellow-worker:
-
friend 890 N.
felo de se:
-
killing 361 N.
felon:
-
bad man 949 N.
felonious:
-
vice 945 Adj.
felony:
-
guilt 947 N.
felt:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
crossing 219 V.
felucca:
-
ship 273 N.
female:
-
woman 374 Adj.
-
woman 374 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
feminality:
-
weakness 160 N.
-
woman 374 N.
feminate:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
feminine:
-
woman 374 Adj.
femininity:
-
sexuality 374a N.
feminist:
-
woman 374 N.
feminize:
-
woman 374 V.
femtogram:
-
gravity 319 N.
fen:
-
marsh 345 N.
fence in:
-
circumscription 229 V.
fence round:
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
safety 664 V.
fence with a question:
-
concealment 528 V.
fence:
-
contention 720 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
stealing 791 V.
-
thief 792 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
defense 717 V.
fenced:
-
conditions 770 Adj.
fenceless:
-
danger 665 Adj.
fence-sitter:
-
knave 941 N.
fencible:
-
combatant 726 N.
fencing:
-
falsehood 544 N.
fend off:
-
defense 717 V.
fend round:
-
defense 717 V.
fend:
-
defense 717 V.
fender:
-
defense 717 N.
feneration:
-
lending 787 N.
Fenian:
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
opponent 710 N.
fennel:
-
condiment 393 N.
fenny:
-
marsh 345 Adj.
feodal:
-
property 780 Adj.
feodality:
-
government 737a N.
-
possession 777 N.
feoff:
-
property 780 N.
feoffee:
-
possessor 779 N.
-
receiving 785 N.
feoffer:
-
giving 784 N.
ferine:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
ferity:
-
malevolence 907 N.
ferment:
-
agitation 315 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
bubble; cloud 353 V.
-
levity 320 N.
-
violence 173 V.
-
violence 173 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
disorder 59 V.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
agitation 315 V.
fermentation:
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
fern:
-
vegetable 367 N.
Fernam Mendez Pinto:
-
deceiver 548 N.
ferocious:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
ferocity:
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
violence 173 N.
Ferrara:
-
arms 727 N.
ferret out:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
Ferris wheel:
-
rotation 312 N.
ferry boat:
-
ship 273 N.
ferry over:
-
transference 270 V.
ferry:
-
transference 270 N.
-
method 627 N.
ferryman:
-
mariner 269 N.
fertile imagination:
-
imagination 515 N.
fertile:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
fertility:
-
productiveness 168 N.
fertilization:
-
production 161 N.
-
productiveness 168 N.
fertilize:
-
productiveness 168 V.
ferule:
-
scourge 975 N.
fervency:
-
feeling 821 N.
fervent hope:
-
hope 858 N.
fervent:
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
fervid:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
worship 990 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
fervor:
-
affections 820 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
heat 382 N.
Fescennine:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
impurity 961 N.
festal board:
-
food 298 N.
festal:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
fester:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
disease 655 N.
festival:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
festive board:
-
sociality 892 N.
festive:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
festivity:
-
sociality 892 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
festoon:
-
curvature 245 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
festooned:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
fetch a sigh:
-
lamentation 839 V.
fetch and carry:
-
servility 886 V.
-
transference 270 V.
fetch breath:
-
life 359 V.
fetch one a blow:
-
attack 716 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
ship 273 N.
fetch one a kick:
-
attack 716 V.
fetch the breath of life:
-
life 359 V.
fetch:
-
price 812 V.
-
transference 270 V.
-
arrival 292 V.
-
deception 545 N.
fete:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
fetich:
-
idolatry 991 N.
-
spell 993 N.
fetichism:
-
idolatry 991 N.
-
sorcery 992 N.
feticide:
-
killing 361 N.
feticism:
-
sorcery 992 N.
fetid:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
fetish:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
spell 993 N.
fetishism:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
-
sorcery 992 N.
fetor:
-
fetor 401 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
fetter:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
junction 43 V.
fettle:
-
preparation 673 V.
feud:
-
property 780 N.
-
discord 713 N.
feudal system:
-
government 737a N.
feudal:
-
property 780 Adj.
-
subjection 749 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
feudalism:
-
government 737a N.
-
subjection 749 N.
feudality:
-
subjection 749 N.
feudatory:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
feu-de-joie:
-
amusement 840 N.
fever of excitement:
-
excitability 825 N.
fever sore:
-
disease 655 N.
fever:
-
heat 382 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
feverish:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
feverroot:
-
remedy 662 N.
feverwort:
-
remedy 662 N.
few and far between:
-
fewness 103 Adj.
-
infrequency 137 Adj.
few:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
fewness 103 Adj.
-
infrequency 137 Adj.
fewness:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
fewness 103 N.
-
infrequency 137 N.
fey:
-
pain 828 Adj.
fez:
-
clothing 225 N.
fiancee:
-
love 897 N.
fiasco:
-
failure 732 N.
fiat:
-
command 741 N.
fib:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
contention 720 V.
-
untruth 546 N.
fiber optics mirror:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
fiber:
-
connection 45 N.
-
filament 205 N.
fibril:
-
filament 205 N.
fibrillous:
-
filament 205 Adj.
fibrous:
-
filament 205 Adj.
fickle finger of fate:
-
chance 156 N.
fickle:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
fickleness:
-
irresolution 605 N.
fictile:
-
form 240 Adj.
fiction:
-
untruth 546 N.
fictitious:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
fictive:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
fid:
-
pungency 392 N.
fiddle:
-
musician 416 V.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
fiddlededee!:
-
contempt 930 Int.
-
absurdity 497 Int.
-
unimportance 643 Int.
fiddle-faddle:
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
fiddler:
-
musician 416 N.
fiddlestick end!:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
fiddlestick end:
-
unimportance 643 N.
fiddlestick:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
fidelity:
-
veracity 543 N.
-
obedience 743 N.
-
observance 772 N.
-
probity 939 N.
fidget:
-
activity 682 N.
-
haste 684 N.
-
excitability 825 V.
fidgetiness:
-
activity 682 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
fidgets:
-
changeableness 149 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
fidgety:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
fiducial:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
belief 484 Adj.
fiduciary:
-
belief 484 Adj.
fie for shame!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
fie upon it!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
fie!:
-
disrepute 874 Int.
fie:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
fief:
-
property 780 N.
fieff:
-
property 780 N.
field audit:
-
accounts 811 V.
field day:
-
contention 720 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
field glass:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
field marshal:
-
master 745 N.
field of battle:
-
arena 728 N.
field of inquiry:
-
topic 454 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
field of slaughter:
-
arena 728 N.
field of view:
-
idea 453 N.
-
vision 441 N.
-
visibility 446 N.
field preacher:
-
clergy 996 N.
field:
-
space 180 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
plain 344 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
arena 728 N.
-
business 625 N.
field-work:
-
defense 717 N.
fiend:
-
evil 913 N.
-
demon 980 N.
fiendish:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
demon 980 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
fiendlike:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
fiend-like:
-
demon 980 Adj.
fierce as a tiger:
-
violence 173 Adj.
fierce:
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
fierceness:
-
excitability 825 N.
fiery cross:
-
indication 550 N.
fiery furnace:
-
furnace 386 N.
fiery imagination:
-
imagination 515 N.
fiery ordeal:
-
pain 828 N.
fiery temper:
-
irascibility 901 N.
fiery:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
fiesta:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
fife:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
fifer:
-
musician 416 N.
fifth:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
-
quinquesection, &c 99 N.
fifty:
-
five, &c 98 N.
fifty-dollar bill:
-
money 800 N.
fig out:
-
ornament 847 V.
fig shaped:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
fig:
-
unimportance 643 N.
fight against destiny:
-
obstinacy 606 V.
fight fire with fire:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a
fight hand to hand:
-
warfare 722 V.
fight it out:
-
warfare 722 V.
fight like devils:
-
warfare 722 V.
fight one's way:
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
warfare 722 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
exertion 686 V.
fight shy of:
-
avoidance 623 V.
fight shy:
-
cowardice 862 V.
fight the good fight:
-
virtue 944 V.
-
warfare 722 V.
fight with a shadow:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
fight:
-
contention 720 N.
-
contention 720 V.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
warfare 722 V.
fighter:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
ship 273 N.
fighter-bomber:
-
ship 273 N.
fighting man:
-
combatant 726 N.
fighting:
-
warfare 722 N.
fighting-cock:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
courage 861 N.
figment:
-
imagination 515 N.
figurante:
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drama 599 N.
figurate numbers:
-
number 84 N.
figurate:
-
number 84 Adj.
figuration:
-
form 240 N.
figurative:
-
metaphor 521 Adj.
-
representation 554 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
figurativeness:
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
ornament 577 N.
figure away:
-
ostentation 882 V.
figure flinger:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
figure head:
-
representation 554 N.
figure of speech:
-
phrase 566 N.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
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neologism 563 N.
-
exaggeration 549 N.
figure to oneself:
-
imagination 515 V.
figure:
-
appearance 448 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
repute 873 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
price 812 N.
-
representation 554 V.
-
representation 554 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
form 240 V.
-
form 240 N.
-
number 84 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
repute 873 V.
figurehead:
-
indication 550 N.
figurine:
-
representation 554 N.
figuriste:
-
artist 559 N.
filaceous:
-
filament 205 Adj.
filament:
-
filament 205 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
filamentiferous:
-
filament 205 Adj.
filamentous:
-
filament 205 Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
filch:
-
stealing 791 V.
filcher:
-
thief 792 N.
file a claim:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
file down:
-
contraction 195 V.
file fire:
-
attack 716 N.
file leader:
-
director 694 N.
file off:
-
divergence 291 V.
file on:
-
journey 266 V.
file:
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
store 636 Adj.
-
record 551 V.
-
continuity 69 V.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
friction 331 V.
-
list 86 N.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
smoothness 255 V.
-
journey 266 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
pulverulence 330 V.
filial:
-
posterity 167 Adj.
filiation:
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relation 9 N.
-
consanguinity 11 N.
-
attribution 155 N.
-
posterity 167 N.
filibuster:
-
stealing 791 V.
-
thief 792 N.
filibustering:
-
stealing 791 N.
filibusterism:
-
stealing 791 N.
filiciform:
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
filicoid:
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
filiform:
-
filament 205 Adj.
filigree:
-
crossing 219 N.
filing:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
filings:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
filius nullius:
-
undueness 925 Phr.
fill a place:
-
business 625 V.
fill a situation:
-
business 625 V.
fill an office:
-
business 625 V.
-
authority 737 V.
fill in:
-
completeness 52 V.
fill one's pocket:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
wealth 803 V.
fill out:
-
expansion 194 V.
fill the air:
-
loudness 404 V.
fill the measure of:
-
completeness 52 V.
fill time:
-
time 106 V.
fill to the brim:
-
completeness 52 V.
fill up the ranks:
-
restoration 660 V.
fill up the time:
-
inaction 681 V.
fill up:
-
composition 54 V.
-
closure 261 V.
-
provision 637 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
-
completeness 52 V.
fill:
-
completeness 52 N.
-
provision 637 V.
-
lining 224 V.
-
completeness 52 V.
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
presence 186 V.
filled to overflowing:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
filler gas:
-
luminary 423 N.
fillet:
-
connection 45 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
filament 205 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
fillibeg:
-
clothing 225 N.
filling:
-
completeness 52 N.
-
lining 224 N.
fillip:
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
motive 615 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
filly:
-
carrier 271 N.
film the film:
-
drama 599 N.
film:
-
layer 204 N.
-
opacity 426 N.
-
semitransparency 427 N.
filmy:
-
layer 204 Adj.
-
texture 329 Adj.
filter:
-
sponge 252a N.
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
egress 295 V.
-
cleanness 652 N.
filth:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
filthy lucre:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
filthy rich:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
filthy:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
filtrate:
-
egress 295 V.
-
cleanness 652 V.
fimbriae:
-
roughness 256 N.
fimbriated:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
fimetarious:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
fimicolous:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
fin:
-
navigation 267 N.
-
money 800 N.
final cause:
-
cause 153 N.
-
intention 620 N.
final exam:
-
teaching 537 N.
final touch:
-
completion 729 N.
final:
-
end 67 Adj.
-
completion 729 Adj.
finale:
-
end 67 N.
-
completion 729 N.
finality:
-
end 67 N.
-
completion 729 N.
finally:
-
end 67 Adv.
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
-
permanence 141 Adv.
finance:
-
money 800 N.
-
accounts 811 N.
financial:
-
money 800 Adj.
financier:
-
treasurer 801 N.
-
accounts 811 N.
finch:
-
animal 366 N.
find a clue:
-
discovery 480a V.
find a place:
-
term 71 V.
find clew a to:
-
discovery 480a V.
find credence:
-
belief 484 V.
find fault with:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
find favor with:
-
approbation 931 V.
find guilty:
-
condemnation 971 V.
find it in one's heart:
-
desire 865 V.
find its vent:
-
passage 302 V.
find its way:
-
passage 302 V.
find means:
-
means 632 V.
find one a false prophet:
-
disappointment 509 V.
find one in:
-
provision 637 V.
find one's account in:
-
success 731 V.
-
utility 644 V.
find one's advantage in:
-
utility 644 V.
find one's way into:
-
ingress 294 V.
find one's way:
-
journey 266 V.
-
success 731 V.
find oneself:
-
existence 1 V.
-
presence 186 V.
find out:
-
interpretation 522 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
find refuge:
-
refuge 666 V.
find safety:
-
refuge 666 V.
find shelter:
-
safety 664 V.
find similarity:
-
identification 465b V.
find the cause:
-
interpretation 522 V.
find the key of:
-
interpretation 522 V.
find to one's cost:
-
disappointment 509 V.
find vent:
-
publication 531 V.
-
escape 671 V.
-
egress 295 V.
find words to express:
-
phrase 566 V.
find:
-
judgment 480 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
provision 637 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
discovery 480a N.
finder telescope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
finding:
-
judgment 480 N.
findings of fact:
-
judgment 480 N.
findings of law:
-
judgment 480 N.
fine air:
-
salubrity 656 N.
fine art:
-
taste 850 N.
fine arts:
-
representation 554 N.
fine as a fivepence:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
fine as a Mayday queen:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
fine climate:
-
salubrity 656 N.
fine distinction:
-
difference 15 N.
fine feeling:
-
taste 850 N.
fine gentleman:
-
pride 878 N.
-
fop 854 N.
fine grained:
-
texture 329 Adj.
fine jewelry:
-
jewelry 847a N.
fine lady:
-
fop 854 N.
-
pride 878 N.
fine opportunity:
-
occasion 134 N.
fine powder:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
fine print:
-
qualification 469 N.
fine spoken:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
fine talking:
-
overestimation 482 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
fine voice:
-
voice 580 N.
fine writing:
-
ornament 577 N.
fine:
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
penalty 974 N.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
penalty 974 V.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
rarity 322 Adj.
-
dryness 340 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
texture 329 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
finedraw:
-
restoration 660 V.
fine-fingered:
-
skill 698 Adj.
fineness of grain:
-
texture 329 N.
finery:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
fine-spoken:
-
flattery 933 Adj.
finespun:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
finesse:
-
taste 850 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
-
cunning 702 V.
finestill:
-
vaporization 336 V.
fine-toned:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
finger stall:
-
covering 223 N.
finger:
-
touch 379 N.
-
touch 379 V.
-
retention 781 N.
fingerpost:
-
indication 550 N.
fingerprint:
-
indication 550 N.
finger's breadth:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
fingle-fangle:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
finical:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
affectation 855 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
finicky:
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
finikin:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
finis:
-
end 67 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
finish off:
-
completion 729 V.
finish:
-
end 67 N.
-
end 67 V.
-
symmetry 242 N.
-
completion 729 N.
-
completion 729 V.
finished:
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
finishing stroke:
-
killing 361 N.
-
completion 729 N.
finishing touch:
-
completion 729 N.
finite quantity:
-
smallness 32 N.
finite:
-
number 84 Adj.
finiteness:
-
smallness 32 N.
fink:
-
disclosure 529 N.
fiord:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
fire a shot at:
-
attack 716 V.
fire a volley:
-
attack 716 V.
fire alarm:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire and fury:
-
resentment 900 N.
fire annihilator:
-
refrigeration 385 N.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire at:
-
attack 716 V.
fire balloon:
-
ship 273 N.
fire bell:
-
alarm 669 N.
fire brigade:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
-
refrigeration 385 N.
fire bucket:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire code:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire cross:
-
alarm 669 N.
-
warfare 722 N.
fire damp:
-
bane 663 N.
fire department:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire door:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire eater:
-
violence 173 N.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
-
courage 861 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
irascibility 901 N.
fire eating:
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
fire escape:
-
escape 671 N.
fire extinguisher:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire fighter:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire hose:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire hydrant:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire inspector:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire of genius:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
fire off:
-
propulsion 284 V.
fire out:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
fire red-hot shot:
-
attack 716 V.
fire regulations:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire retardant:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire the blood:
-
excitation 824 V.
fire truck:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire up:
-
excitability 825 V.
-
irascibility 901 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
fire upon:
-
attack 716 V.
fire wall:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire worshiper:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
fire:
-
heat 382 N.
-
vigor 574 N.
-
attack 716 N.
-
excitability 825 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
affections 820 N.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
firearms:
-
arms 727 N.
fireball:
-
fuel 388 N.
-
arms 727 N.
fire-barrel:
-
fuel 388 N.
firebrand:
-
evil 913 N.
-
pitfall 667 N.
-
motive 615 N.
firebreak:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
firecracker:
-
snap 406 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
fire-dog:
-
furnace 386 N.
firedrake:
-
luminary 423 N.
firefly luminescence:
-
luminary 423 N.
firefly:
-
luminary 423 N.
fire-irons:
-
furnace 386 N.
firelight:
-
dimness 422 N.
firelock:
-
arms 727 N.
fireman:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
refrigeration 385 N.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
fire-new:
-
newness 123 Adj.
fireplace:
-
furnace 386 N.
fireproof:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
-
safety 664 Adj.
fireside:
-
abode 189 N.
firewood:
-
fuel 388 N.
firework:
-
heat 382 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
fireworks:
-
amusement 840 N.
fire-worship:
-
idolatry 991 N.
firing squad:
-
punishment 972 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
firing:
-
fuel 388 N.
-
snap 406 N.
firkin:
-
receptacle 191 N.
firm as a rock:
-
stability 150 Adj.
firm belief:
-
belief 484 N.
firm friendship:
-
friendship 888 N.
firm hold:
-
retention 781 N.
firm opinion:
-
belief 484 N.
firm:
-
party 712 N.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
-
hardness 323 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
junction 43 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
merchant 797 N.
firmament:
-
world 318 N.
firman:
-
command 741 N.
-
permission 760 N.
firmly established:
-
stability 150 Adj.
firmly seated:
-
stability 150 Adj.
firmly:
-
junction 43 Adv.
firmness:
-
resolution 604 N.
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
courage 861 N.
first and foremost:
-
beginning 66 Adv.
first and last:
-
unity 87 Adj.
first blush:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
first come first served:
-
absence of choice 609a N.
first cousin:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
first fiddle:
-
repute 873 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
first glance:
-
beginning 66 N.
first impression:
-
beginning 66 N.
first lieutenant:
-
master 745 N.
first line:
-
front 234 N.
first move:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
undertaking 676 N.
first point of Aries:
-
morning 125 N.
first principles:
-
maxim 496 N.
first sight:
-
beginning 66 N.
first stage:
-
beginning 66 N.
first stone:
-
preparation 673 N.
first tragedian:
-
drama 599 N.
first:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
beginning 66 Adv.
firstborn:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
age 128 Adj.
first-class:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
firstfruits:
-
effect 154 N.
firstling:
-
age 128 N.
firstlings:
-
effect 154 N.
first-rate:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
firth:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
fisc:
-
treasury 802 N.
fiscal year:
-
chronometry 114 N.
fiscal:
-
money 800 Adj.
fiscalize:
-
money 800 V.
fish for compliments:
-
vanity 880 V.
fish for:
-
experiment 463 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
desire 865 V.
fish glue:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
fish in the air:
-
inutility 645 V.
fish in troubled waters:
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
discord 713 V.
fish out of water:
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
-
displacement 185 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
fish out:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
fish pond:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
husbandry 370 N.
fish store:
-
mart 799 N.
fish story:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
fish up:
-
elevation 307 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
fish:
-
animal 366 N.
-
food 298 N.
fisherman:
-
killing 361 N.
fishery:
-
husbandry 370 N.
fish-eye lens:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
fishing boat:
-
ship 273 N.
fishing hat:
-
clothing 225 N.
fishing:
-
killing 361 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
fish's tail:
-
navigation 267 N.
fishy transaction:
-
improbity 940 N.
fishy:
-
animal 366 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
fisk:
-
journey 266 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
fissibility:
-
brittleness 328 N.
fissile:
-
brittleness 328 Adj.
fission:
-
disjunction 44 N.
fissure:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
interval 198 N.
fist:
-
writing 590 N.
-
retention 781 N.
fisticuffs:
-
contention 720 N.
fistula:
-
opening 260 N.
fistulous:
-
opening 260 Adj.
fit adapted:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
fit for the dust hole:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
fit for:
-
dueness 924 V.
-
skill 698 Adj.
fit in:
-
interposition 228 V.
fit like a glove:
-
agreement 23 V.
fit of abstraction:
-
inattention 458 N.
fit of crying:
-
lamentation 839 N.
fit of laughter:
-
amusement 840 N.
fit of the sulks:
-
sullenness 901a N.
fit out:
-
clothing 225 V.
fit to a T:
-
agreement 23 V.
fit to a tittle:
-
agreement 23 V.
fit to be seen:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
fit up:
-
preparation 673 V.
fit:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
expedience 646 Adj.
-
caprice 608 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
equality 27 V.
-
agreement 23 V.
-
state 7 N.
-
right 922 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
fitchet:
-
fetor 401 N.
fitchew:
-
fetor 401 N.
fitful:
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 Adj.
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
fitfulness:
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 N.
fitness:
-
agreement 23 N.
-
expedience 646 N.
-
right 922 N.
-
duty 926 N.
fit-out:
-
preparation 673 V.
fits:
-
agitation 315 N.
fitted for:
-
skill 698 Adj.
fitted:
-
skill 698 Adj.
fitting:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
expedience 646 Adj.
fittings:
-
instrument 633 N.
five and ten:
-
mart 799 N.
five and twenty:
-
five, &c 98 N.
five:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
five-act play:
-
drama 599 N.
five-dollar bill:
-
money 800 N.
fiver:
-
money 800 N.
fives:
-
amusement 840 N.
fix a price:
-
price 812 V.
fix attention on:
-
attention 457 V.
fix in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
fix the attention:
-
attention 457 V.
fix the basis:
-
preparation 673 V.
fix the eye on:
-
attention 457 V.
fix the eyes upon:
-
vision 441 V.
fix the foundations:
-
preparation 673 V.
fix the groundwork:
-
preparation 673 V.
fix the mind on:
-
attention 457 V.
fix the mind:
-
attention 457 V.
fix the thoughts:
-
attention 457 V.
fix the time:
-
chronometry 114 V.
fix together:
-
junction 43 V.
fix upon:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
choice 609 V.
fix:
-
resolution 604 V.
-
density 321 V.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
stability 150 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
quantity 25 V.
-
difficulty 704 N.
fixation:
-
location 184 N.
fixed idea:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
fixed rates:
-
money 800 N.
fixed set purpose:
-
intention 620 N.
fixed:
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
quiescence 265 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
fixity:
-
quiescence 265 N.
fixture:
-
command 741 N.
-
stability 150 N.
fixtures:
-
property 780 N.
fizgig:
-
luminary 423 N.
fizz:
-
sibilation 409 V.
fizzle:
-
bubble; cloud 353 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
-
sibilation 409 V.
flabbergast:
-
wonder 870 V.
flabbergasted:
-
humility 879 Adj.
flabby:
-
softness 324 Adj.
flabelliform:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
flabellum:
-
wind 349 N.
flaccid:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
flaccidity:
-
weakness 160 N.
-
softness 324 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
flag bearer:
-
messenger 534 N.
flag of truce:
-
mediation 724 N.
-
pacification 723 N.
flag:
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
-
disease 655 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
base 211 N.
-
layer 204 N.
-
inactivity 683 V.
flagellate:
-
punishment 972 V.
flagellation:
-
asceticism 955 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
-
rite 998 N.
flagelliform:
-
filament 205 Adj.
flageolet:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
flagging:
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
flagitious:
-
vice 945 Adj.
flagon:
-
receptacle 191 N.
flagrancy:
-
vice 945 N.
-
publication 531 N.
flagrant:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
publication 531 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
flagration:
-
calefaction 384 N.
flags:
-
method 627 N.
-
smoothness 255 N.
flagship:
-
combatant 726 N.
flagstaff:
-
indication 550 N.
-
height 206 N.
flagstone:
-
layer 204 N.
-
smoothness 255 N.
flail:
-
impulse 276 N.
flake:
-
layer 204 N.
flaky:
-
layer 204 Adj.
-
derangement 61 Adj.
flam:
-
falsehood 544 N.
flambe:
-
failure 732 Adj.
flambeau:
-
luminary 423 N.
flame color:
-
orange 439 N.
flame retardant:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
flame up:
-
excitability 825 V.
flame:
-
light 420 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
heat 382 V.
-
heat 382 N.
-
love 897 N.
flame-colored:
-
redness 434 Adj.
-
orange 439 Adj.
flamen:
-
clergy 996 N.
flameproof:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
flaming:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
boasting 884 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
flange:
-
support 215 N.
-
edge 231 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
flank:
-
laterality 236 V.
-
safety 664 V.
-
laterality 236 N.
flanked:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
flanking:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
flannel:
-
calefaction 384 N.
flap the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
flap:
-
impulse 276 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
adjunct 39 N.
-
pendency 214 N.
-
pendency 214 V.
-
ship 273 N.
flap-doodle:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
flapjack:
-
food 298 N.
flapper:
-
memory 505 N.
flapping:
-
incoherence 47 Adj.
flare up:
-
resentment 900 V.
-
light 420 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
excitability 825 V.
flare:
-
violence 173 V.
-
light 420 V.
flaring:
-
color 428 Adj.
flash across the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
flash across the mind:
-
thought 451 V.
flash in the pan:
-
transientness 111 N.
-
failure 732 V.
-
failure 732 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
unproductiveness 169 V.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
flash note:
-
money 800 N.
flash of hope:
-
hope 858 N.
flash of lightning:
-
instantaneity 113 N.
flash of merriment:
-
wit 842 N.
flash of wit:
-
wit 842 N.
flash on the mind:
-
impulse 612 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
thought 451 V.
-
memory 505 V.
flash tongue:
-
neologism 563 N.
flash upon one:
-
inexpectation 508 V.
flash:
-
violence 173 V.
-
instantaneity 113 V.
-
instantaneity 113 N.
-
heat 382 N.
-
light 420 N.
-
impulse 612 N.
-
light 420 V.
-
news 532 N.
flashback:
-
memory 505 N.
flashing:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
flashlight:
-
luminary 423 N.
flashy:
-
color 428 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
ornament 847 Adj.
flask:
-
receptacle 191 N.
flasket:
-
receptacle 191 N.
flat as a billiard table:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
flat as a board:
-
flatness 251 Adj.
flat as a bowling green:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
flat as a flounder:
-
flatness 251 Adj.
flat as a fluke:
-
flatness 251 Adj.
flat as a pancake:
-
flatness 251 Adj.
flat as my hand:
-
flatness 251 Adj.
flat contradiction:
-
negation 536 N.
flat house:
-
abode 189 N.
flat iron:
-
smoothness 255 N.
flat joke:
-
wit 842 N.
flat note:
-
resonance 408 N.
flat out:
-
failure 732 V.
flat refusal:
-
refusal 764 N.
flat:
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
-
dupe 547 N.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
lowness 207 Adj.
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
-
insipidity 391 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
drama 599 N.
-
pitfall 667 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
flatness 251 Adj.
flatboat:
-
ship 273 N.
flatness:
-
texture 329 N.
-
dullness 843 N.
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
flatness 251 N.
flatten:
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
flatness 251 V.
flatter oneself:
-
probability 472 V.
-
hope 858 V.
flatter the palate:
-
savoriness 394 V.
flatter:
-
deception 545 V.
-
cunning 702 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
hope 858 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
flatterer:
-
flatterer 935 N.
-
servility 886 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
flattering remark:
-
courtesy 894 N.
flattering:
-
flattery 933 Adj.
flattery:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
flattery 933 N.
flattop:
-
ship 273 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
flatulence:
-
gaseity 334 N.
flatulency:
-
gaseity 334 N.
flatulent:
-
air 338 Adj.
-
wind 349 Adj.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
gaseity 334 Adj.
flatus:
-
wind 349 N.
-
gaseity 334 N.
flaunt:
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
repute 873 V.
flaunting:
-
color 428 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
flautist:
-
musician 416 N.
Flavian amphitheater:
-
arena 728 N.
flavor:
-
taste 390 V.
-
condiment 393 V.
-
taste 390 N.
flavous:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
flaw in an argument:
-
intuition 477 N.
flaw:
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
error 495 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
flax comb:
-
sharpness 253 N.
flay:
-
punishment 972 V.
-
divestment 226 V.
flea market:
-
mart 799 N.
flea:
-
leap 309 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
flea-bite:
-
unimportance 643 N.
flea-bitten:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
flecked:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
fleckered:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
flection:
-
deviation 279 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
fled:
-
escape 671 Adj.
fledge:
-
preparation 673 V.
flee away:
-
avoidance 623 V.
flee:
-
avoidance 623 V.
fleece:
-
covering 223 N.
-
dearness 814 V.
-
poverty 804 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
fleeced:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
fleer:
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
fleet:
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
ship 273 N.
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
prison 752 N.
fleeting:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
flesh and blood:
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
animality 364 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
-
affections 820 N.
-
size 192 N.
flesh color:
-
redness 434 N.
flesh one's sword:
-
warfare 722 V.
flesh tint:
-
redness 434 N.
flesh:
-
mankind 372 N.
-
animality 364 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
flesh-colored:
-
redness 434 Adj.
fleshly:
-
animality 364 Adj.
fleshpots:
-
food 298 N.
fleshy:
-
size 192 Adj.
fleuron:
-
ornament 847 N.
flex:
-
curvature 245 V.
-
elasticity 325 V.
flexibility:
-
elasticity 325 N.
-
facility 705 N.
-
softness 324 N.
flexible asbestos:
-
refrigeration 385 N.
flexible:
-
softness 324 Adj.
-
elasticity 325 Adj.
flexile:
-
softness 324 Adj.
flexion:
-
deviation 279 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
-
fold 258 N.
flexuous:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
flexure:
-
fold 258 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
flibbertigibbet:
-
demon 980 N.
flick:
-
drama 599 N.
flicker:
-
agitation 315 V.
-
light 420 V.
-
dimness 422 V.
-
changeableness 149 V.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
agitation 315 N.
flickering:
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 Adj.
flier:
-
mariner 269 N.
flies:
-
drama 599 N.
flight attendant:
-
mariner 269 N.
flight of fancy:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
flight of stairs:
-
ascent 305 N.
-
method 627 N.
flight of steps:
-
ascent 305 N.
flight of time:
-
course 109 N.
flight:
-
avoidance 623 N.
-
escape 671 N.
-
recession 287 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
navigation 267 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
departure 293 N.
flighty:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
flimflam:
-
deception 545 V.
-
caprice 608 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
flimsy:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
rarity 322 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
flinch:
-
tergiversation 607 V.
-
cowardice 862 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
fling aside:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
fling away the scabbard:
-
warfare 722 V.
fling away:
-
rejection 610 V.
-
waste 638 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
fling dirt:
-
detraction 934 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
fling dishonor upon:
-
disrepute 874 V.
fling down the gage:
-
defiance 715 V.
fling down the gauntlet:
-
defiance 715 V.
fling down the glove:
-
defiance 715 V.
fling down:
-
depression 308 V.
fling overboard:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
rejection 610 V.
fling to the dogs:
-
rejection 610 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
fling to the winds:
-
rejection 610 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
fling up one's cap:
-
rejoicing 838 V.
fling:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
flint blade:
-
sharpness 253 N.
flint:
-
hardness 323 N.
flint-hearted:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
flip of a coin:
-
chance 156 N.
flip one's bush:
-
insanity 503 V.
flip one's lid:
-
violence 173 V.
-
insanity 503 V.
flip one's wig:
-
insanity 503 V.
flip out:
-
insanity 503 V.
flip:
-
food 298 N.
flip-flop:
-
regression 283 N.
flippancy:
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
insolence 885 N.
flippant:
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
flipper:
-
navigation 267 N.
flirt a fan:
-
affectation 855 V.
flirt:
-
love 897 V.
-
fop 854 N.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
love 897 N.
-
endearment 902 V.
flirtation:
-
endearment 902 N.
flirting:
-
endearment 902 N.
flit across the view:
-
thought 451 V.
flit:
-
changeableness 149 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
departure 293 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
motion 264 V.
-
transientness 111 V.
-
course 109 V.
-
journey 266 N.
flitter:
-
changeableness 149 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
smallness 32 N.
flitting:
-
journey 266 N.
flivver:
-
vehicle 272 N.
float before the eyes:
-
visibility 446 V.
float in a sea of doubt:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
float in the mind:
-
imagination 515 V.
-
topic 454 V.
-
thought 451 V.
float like a balloon:
-
levity 320 Adj.
float on the air:
-
faintness 405 V.
float on:
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
float up:
-
ascent 305 V.
float:
-
levity 320 N.
-
ascent 305 V.
-
ship 273 N.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
stability 150 V.
-
levity 320 V.
floating battery:
-
combatant 726 N.
floating capital:
-
debt 806 N.
-
credit 805 N.
floating debt:
-
debt 806 N.
floating exchange rates:
-
money 800 N.
floating hotel:
-
ship 273 N.
floating palace:
-
ship 273 N.
floating:
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
levity 320 Adj.
-
news 532 Adj.
floats:
-
drama 599 N.
Flobert rifle:
-
arms 727 N.
floccillation:
-
agitation 315 N.
flocculent:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
flock get together:
-
assemblage 72 V.
flock:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
laity 997 N.
flocks and herds:
-
animal 366 N.
floe berg:
-
cold 383 N.
flog:
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
flood gate:
-
conduit 350 N.
flood mark:
-
measurement 466 N.
flood of light:
-
light 420 N.
flood of tears:
-
lamentation 839 N.
flood tide:
-
completeness 52 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
increase 35 N.
-
water 337 N.
flood:
-
greatness 31 N.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
progression 282 N.
-
river 348 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
floodgate:
-
limit 233 N.
-
egress 295 N.
floor:
-
base 211 N.
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
support 215 N.
-
success 731 V.
-
layer 204 N.
flop:
-
agitation 315 V.
floppy disk:
-
record 551 N.
flora:
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
botany 369 N.
floral:
-
vegetable 367 Adj.
Florence flask:
-
receptacle 191 N.
floret:
-
vegetable 367 N.
floriculture:
-
agriculture 371 N.
florid:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
-
redness 434 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
floridness c:
-
ornament 577 N.
florist:
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
mart 799 N.
floss:
-
roughness 256 N.
flotilla:
-
ship 273 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
flotsam and jetsam:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
flounce:
-
edge 231 N.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
leap 309 V.
-
fold 258 N.
flounder:
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
changeableness 149 V.
flour:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
flourish of trumpets:
-
boasting 884 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
loudness 404 N.
flourish:
-
repute 873 V.
-
boasting 884 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
health 654 V.
-
boasting 884 V.
-
speech 582 V.
-
ornament 577 N.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
ornament 847 N.
floury:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
flout:
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
-
disrespect 929 N.
flow chart:
-
plan 626 N.
flow from:
-
effect 154 V.
flow in:
-
ingress 294 V.
flow into:
-
ingress 294 V.
-
river 348 V.
flow of ideas:
-
thought 451 N.
flow of soul:
-
affections 820 N.
flow of spirits:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
flow of thought:
-
thought 451 N.
flow of time:
-
course 109 N.
flow of words:
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
speech 582 N.
-
diffuseness 573 N.
flow out of:
-
egress 295 V.
flow out:
-
egress 295 V.
-
river 348 V.
flow over:
-
river 348 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
flow with the stream:
-
facility 705 V.
flow with the tide:
-
facility 705 V.
flow:
-
motion 264 N.
-
sufficiency 639 V.
-
pendency 214 V.
-
motion 264 V.
-
fluidity 333 V.
-
stream 347 V.
-
river 348 N.
-
river 348 V.
-
faintness 405 V.
-
course 109 V.
flower child:
-
petitioner 767 N.
flower garden:
-
agriculture 371 N.
flower of age:
-
adolescence 131 N.
flower of life:
-
youth 127 N.
flower of the flock:
-
goodness 648 N.
flower of:
-
beauty 845 N.
flower painter:
-
artist 559 N.
flower painting:
-
painting 556 N.
flower shop:
-
mart 799 N.
flower:
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
-
production 161 N.
flowering plant:
-
vegetable 367 N.
flowering:
-
production 161 N.
flowers of rhetoric:
-
ornament 577 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
flowers of speech:
-
ornament 577 N.
flowers:
-
compendium 596 N.
flowery:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
ornament 847 Adj.
flowing bowl:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
flowing hand:
-
writing 590 N.
flowing periods:
-
elegance 578 N.
flowing:
-
river 348 N.
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
river 348 Adj.
-
pendency 214 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
flowmeter:
-
stream 347 N.
-
river 348 N.
flow'ret gay:
-
beauty 845 N.
flu:
-
disease 655 N.
fluctuate:
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
changeableness 149 V.
fluctuating:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
fluctuation:
-
changeableness 149 N.
-
oscillation 314 N.
-
irresolution 605 N.
flue:
-
opening 260 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
levity 320 N.
-
airpipe 351 N.
fluency:
-
loquacity 584 N.
fluent:
-
number 84 N.
-
fluidity 333 Adj.
-
river 348 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
fluff:
-
roughness 256 N.
fluffy:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
flugelhorn:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
flugelman:
-
director 694 N.
fluid:
-
form 240 Adj.
-
amorphism 241 N.
-
fluidity 333 Adj.
-
fluidity 333 N.
fluidity:
-
fluidity 333 N.
fluke:
-
angularity 244 N.
-
chance 621 N.
flume:
-
conduit 350 N.
flummery:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
flattery 933 N.
flunk out:
-
learning 539 V.
flunker:
-
failure 732 N.
flunkey:
-
servant 746 N.
-
servility 886 N.
flunkeyism:
-
flattery 933 N.
-
servility 886 N.
flunky:
-
servility 886 N.
-
servant 746 N.
fluorescence microscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
fluorescence:
-
luminary 423 N.
-
transparency 425 N.
fluorescent lamp:
-
luminary 423 N.
fluorescent:
-
luminary 423 Adj.
fluorography:
-
representation 554 N.
flurry:
-
feeling 821 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
haste 684 N.
-
activity 682 N.
flush of cash:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
flush of money:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
flush of tin:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
flush up:
-
excitation 824 V.
flush:
-
redness 434 V.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
feeling 821 V.
-
river 348 N.
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
flatness 251 Adj.
-
wealth 803 Adj.
-
heat 382 N.
-
heat 382 V.
-
light 420 N.
-
color 428 N.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
flushed with anger:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
flushed with rage:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
flushed with success:
-
success 731 Adj.
flushed with victory:
-
boasting 884 Adj.
flushed:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
hope 858 Adj.
-
rejoicing 838 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
boasting 884 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
fluster:
-
inattention 458 V.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
excitability 825 N.
flustered:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
flute:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
fold 258 V.
-
furrow 259 V.
fluted:
-
fold 258 Adj.
-
furrow 259 Adj.
fluting:
-
furrow 259 N.
flutter:
-
feeling 821 N.
-
fear 860 V.
-
fear 860 N.
-
changeableness 149 V.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
feeling 821 V.
-
haste 684 V.
-
haste 684 N.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
agitation 315 N.
fluvial:
-
river 348 Adj.
fluviatile:
-
river 348 Adj.
flux and reflux:
-
oscillation 314 N.
flux of time:
-
course 109 N.
flux:
-
conversion 144 N.
-
motion 264 N.
-
liquefaction 335 N.
-
river 348 N.
fluxion:
-
number 84 N.
fluxional:
-
number 84 Adj.
fluxions:
-
numeration 85 N.
fly a kite:
-
credit 805 V.
-
borrowing 788 V.
fly about:
-
publication 531 V.
fly after:
-
sequence 281 V.
fly aloft:
-
ascent 305 V.
fly at:
-
attack 716 V.
fly away:
-
departure 293 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
fly back:
-
recoil 277 V.
fly boat:
-
ship 273 N.
fly in the face of facts:
-
obstinacy 606 V.
-
misjudgment 481 V.
fly in the face of:
-
insolence 885 V.
-
disobedience 742 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
fly into a passion:
-
resentment 900 V.
fly into a rage:
-
resentment 900 V.
-
violence 173 V.
fly kites:
-
nonpayment 808 V.
fly leaf:
-
book 593 N.
fly off at a tangent:
-
deviation 279 V.
-
excitability 825 V.
-
divergence 291 V.
fly off the handle:
-
violence 173 V.
-
excitability 825 V.
fly off:
-
divergence 291 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
excitability 825 V.
fly open:
-
opening 260 V.
fly out:
-
excitability 825 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
violence 173 V.
fly over:
-
height 206 V.
fly to arms:
-
warfare 722 V.
fly to the sword:
-
warfare 722 V.
fly:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
achromatism 429 V.
-
sibilation 409 N.
-
brittleness 328 V.
-
departure 293 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
littleness 193 N.
-
violence 173 V.
-
course 109 V.
-
transientness 111 V.
-
fear 860 V.
flyblown:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
flyer:
-
chance 621 N.
flying colors:
-
trophy 733 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
flying column:
-
combatant 726 N.
flying Dutchman:
-
imagination 515 N.
flying fish:
-
unconformity 83 N.
flying rumor:
-
news 532 N.
flying:
-
navigation 267 N.
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
flyleaf:
-
interposition 228 N.
flytrap:
-
deception 545 N.
flywheel:
-
rotation 312 N.
foal:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
infant 129 N.
foam with rage:
-
resentment 900 V.
foam:
-
violence 173 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
softness 324 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
excitability 825 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
foaming at the mouth:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
foaming:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
foamy:
-
softness 324 Adj.
fob:
-
receptacle 191 N.
fob-off:
-
deception 545 V.
focal:
-
centrality 222 Adj.
focus:
-
focus 74 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
focusing knob:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
fodder:
-
food 298 N.
foe:
-
enemy 891 N.
foehn:
-
wind 349 N.
foeman:
-
enemy 891 N.
foes to nobleness:
-
selfishness 943 N.
foeticide:
-
killing 361 N.
foetus:
-
infant 129 N.
foex populi:
-
commonality 876 N.
fog:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
turbidity 426a N.
-
uncertainty 475 N.
fogey monkey:
-
laughingstock 857 N.
foggy:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
foghorn:
-
warning 668 N.
-
alarm 669 N.
fogsignal:
-
alarm 669 N.
fog-signal:
-
warning 668 N.
fogy monkey:
-
laughingstock 857 N.
foh!:
-
dislike 867 Int.
foible:
-
vice 945 N.
foil:
-
contrariety 14 N.
-
layer 204 N.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
arms 727 N.
foiled:
-
failure 732 Adj.
foist in:
-
interposition 228 V.
foist off:
-
deception 545 V.
foist upon:
-
deception 545 V.
foist:
-
ship 273 N.
fold in one's arms:
-
endearment 902 V.
fold one's arms:
-
inaction 681 V.
fold one's hands:
-
inaction 681 V.
fold to the heart:
-
endearment 902 V.
fold up:
-
clothing 225 V.
fold:
-
angularity 244 N.
-
prison 752 N.
-
fold 258 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
bisection 91 N.
-
fold 258 V.
-
laity 997 N.
folded:
-
fold 258 Adj.
folded-path telescope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
folding umbrella:
-
shade 424 N.
foliaceous:
-
layer 204 Adj.
foliage:
-
vegetable 367 N.
foliated:
-
layer 204 Adj.
folio:
-
printing 591 N.
-
book 593 N.
folk dance:
-
amusement 840 N.
folk:
-
mankind 372 N.
folkland:
-
property 780 N.
folklore:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
follicle:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
follicular:
-
opening 260 Adj.
follow advice:
-
motive 615 V.
-
advice 695 V.
follow after:
-
posteriority 117 V.
follow as a shadow:
-
sequence 281 V.
follow from:
-
effect 154 V.
-
reasoning 476 V.
follow implicitly:
-
credulity 486 V.
follow in a series:
-
continuity 69 V.
follow in the rear of:
-
sequence 281 V.
follow in the steps of:
-
imitation 19 V.
follow in the trail of:
-
sequence 281 V.
follow in the wake of:
-
imitation 19 V.
-
sequence 281 V.
follow necessarily:
-
demonstration 478 V.
follow observe the rules:
-
conformity 82 V.
follow of course:
-
demonstration 478 V.
follow on the heels of:
-
sequence 281 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
follow suit:
-
imitation 19 V.
follow the beaten track:
-
habit 613 V.
follow the beaten:
-
habit 613 V.
follow the bent:
-
motive 615 V.
follow the crowd:
-
conformity 82 V.
-
fashion 852 V.
follow the dictates of:
-
motive 615 V.
follow the example of:
-
imitation 19 V.
follow the fashion:
-
fashion 852 V.
-
conformity 82 V.
follow the lead of:
-
obedience 743 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
follow the multitude:
-
conformity 82 V.
follow the scent:
-
inquiry 461 V.
follow the trail:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
follow the trend:
-
fashion 852 V.
follow to the world's end:
-
obedience 743 V.
follow up an inquiry:
-
inquiry 461 V.
follow up:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
follow:
-
intelligibility 518 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
demonstration 478 V.
-
sequence 281 V.
-
sequence 63 V.
follower:
-
learner 541 N.
-
servant 746 N.
-
sequence 281 N.
-
love 897 N.
followers of Christ:
-
orthodoxy 983a N.
following pursuit:
-
sequence 281 N.
following:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
-
posteriority 117 N.
-
sequence 281 Adj.
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
folly:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
foment:
-
relief 834 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
fond hope:
-
hope 858 N.
fond of:
-
love 897 Adj.
fond:
-
love 897 Adj.
fondle:
-
endearment 902 V.
fondling:
-
favorite 899 N.
-
endearment 902 N.
fondness:
-
desire 865 N.
-
love 897 N.
font:
-
rite 998 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
-
printing 591 N.
-
cause 153 N.
fontanel:
-
opening 260 N.
food for fishes:
-
corpse 362 N.
food for powder:
-
combatant 726 N.
food for the mind:
-
topic 454 N.
food for worms:
-
corpse 362 N.
food:
-
food 298 N.
-
aid 707 N.
fool around:
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
-
wit 842 V.
fool away one's money:
-
prodigality 818 V.
fool away time:
-
inactivity 683 V.
fool away:
-
waste 638 V.
fool:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
fool 501 N.
-
ignoramus 493 N.
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
-
dupe 547 N.
foolhardihood:
-
rashness 863 N.
foolhardiness:
-
rashness 863 N.
foolhardy:
-
rashness 863 Adj.
fooling:
-
wit 842 N.
foolish:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
foolishness:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
fool's cap:
-
indication 550 N.
fool's mate:
-
failure 732 N.
fool's paradise:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
disappointment 509 N.
-
hope 858 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
foolscap:
-
writing 590 N.
foot by foot:
-
part 51 Adv.
Foot Guards:
-
combatant 726 N.
foot it:
-
journey 266 V.
-
leap 309 V.
foot passenger:
-
traveler 268 N.
foot rule:
-
measurement 466 N.
foot soldier:
-
combatant 726 N.
foot the bill:
-
payment 807 V.
foot:
-
base 211 N.
-
length 200 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
football:
-
amusement 840 N.
footboy:
-
servant 746 N.
footbridge:
-
method 627 N.
footfall:
-
motion 264 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
failure 732 N.
footing:
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
term 71 N.
-
influence 175 N.
-
situation 183 N.
-
base 211 N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
footlights:
-
drama 599 N.
footman:
-
servant 746 N.
footmark:
-
record 551 N.
footpad:
-
thief 792 N.
footpath:
-
method 627 N.
footprint:
-
indication 550 N.
-
record 551 N.
footsore:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
footstep:
-
record 551 N.
footstool:
-
support 215 N.
fop:
-
fop 854 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
foppery:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
foppish:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
for a long time:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
for a mere song:
-
cheapness 815 Adv.
for a season:
-
time 106 Adv.
for a song:
-
cheapness 815 Adv.
for a time:
-
time 106 Adv.
-
transientness 111 Adv.
for a wonder:
-
wonder 870 Adv.
for ages:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
for all that:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
-
qualification 469 Adv.
for all the world like:
-
similarity 17 Adj.
for all the world:
-
motive 615 Adv.
for an age:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
for and aft schooner:
-
ship 273 N.
for anything:
-
ignorance 491 Adv.
for as much as:
-
relation 9 Adv.
for as:
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
for aught one cares:
-
indifference 866 Adv.
-
unimportance 643 Adv.
for aught one knows:
-
ignorance 491 Adv.
-
chance 156 Adv.
-
supposition 514 Adv.
for aye:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
for bearance:
-
avoidance 623 N.
for better for worse:
-
generality 78 Adv.
for certain:
-
certainty 474 Adv.
for ever and ever:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
for ever so long:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
for ever:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
for example:
-
conformity 82 Adv.
-
speciality 79 Adv.
for fashion's sake:
-
fashion 852 Adv.
for form's sake:
-
conformity 82 Adv.
for from it:
-
shortcoming 304 Adv.
for God's sake!:
-
request 765 Int.
for good and all:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
for good:
-
permanence 141 Adv.
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
-
time 106 Adv.
for goodness' sake!:
-
request 765 Int.
for heaven's sake!:
-
request 765 Int.
for instance:
-
conformity 82 Adv.
for many a long day:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
for mercy's sake!:
-
request 765 Int.
for my part:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
for nothing:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
for one's money:
-
choice 609 Adv.
for pity's sake!:
-
pity 914 Int.
for sale:
-
offer 763 Adj.
-
barter 794 Adj.
-
sale 796 Adj.
for shame!:
-
disrepute 874 Int.
for shortness sake:
-
conciseness 572 Adv.
for that reason:
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
-
motive 615 Adv.
for the million:
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
facility 705 Adj.
for the moment:
-
transientness 111 Adv.
for the most part:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
habit 613 Adv.
-
generality 78 Adv.
for the nonce:
-
the present time 118 Adv.
-
occasion 134 Adv.
for the purpose of:
-
intention 620 Adv.
for the sake of:
-
motive 615 Adv.
-
aid 707 Adv.
for the time being:
-
time 106 Adv.
-
the present time 118 Adv.
for this reason:
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
-
motive 615 Adv.
for valor:
-
trophy 733 Phr.
for want of:
-
insufficiency 640 Adv.
for which reason:
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
for:
-
love 897 V.
-
preparation 673 Adv.
-
undertaking 676 V.
-
attribution 155 Adv.
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
-
intention 620 Adv.
-
motive 615 Adv.
-
tendency 176 Adv.
forage cap:
-
clothing 225 N.
forage:
-
stealing 791 V.
-
provision 637 V.
-
food 298 N.
foramen:
-
opening 260 N.
foraminous:
-
opening 260 Adj.
forasmuch as:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
-
motive 615 Adv.
foray:
-
attack 716 N.
-
stealing 791 N.
forbear!:
-
avoidance 623 Int.
forbear:
-
temperance 953 V.
-
pity 914 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
forbearance:
-
lenity 740 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
pity 914 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
temperance 953 N.
-
disuse 678 N.
forbearing:
-
lenity 740 Adj.
-
pity 914 Adj.
forbears:
-
paternity 166 N.
forbid it Heaven!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
-
deprecation 766 Int.
-
prohibition 761 Int.
forbid the banns:
-
prohibition 761 V.
forbid:
-
prohibition 761 V.
forbidden fruit:
-
prohibition 761 N.
forbidding countenance:
-
ugliness 846 N.
forbidding:
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
force down the throat:
-
severity 739 V.
-
compulsion 744 V.
force from behind:
-
propulsion 284 N.
force of argument:
-
reasoning 476 N.
force of will:
-
will 600 N.
force one's way:
-
passage 302 V.
-
progression 282 V.
force open:
-
violence 173 V.
force upon:
-
compulsion 744 V.
force:
-
compulsion 744 N.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
affections 820 N.
-
compulsion 744 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
vigor 574 N.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
river 348 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
agency 170 N.
-
strength 159 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
quantity 25 N.
-
motive 615 V.
forced hot air:
-
furnace 386 N.
forced march:
-
haste 684 N.
forced:
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
forceps:
-
extraction 301 N.
-
retention 781 N.
forcible ingress:
-
insertion 300 N.
forcible reasoning:
-
reasoning 476 N.
forcible:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
compulsion 744 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
power 157 Adj.
forcibly:
-
compulsion 744 Adv.
forcing pit:
-
workshop 691 N.
ford:
-
passage 302 V.
-
method 627 N.
fore and aft:
-
length 200 Adv.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
fore rank:
-
front 234 N.
fore time:
-
the past 122 N.
fore:
-
front 234 Adj.
-
front 234 N.
-
warning 668 Int.
forearm:
-
preparation 673 V.
forebode:
-
prediction 511 V.
foreboding:
-
precursor 64 N.
-
prediction 511 N.
forecast:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
foresight 510 N.
-
foresight 510 V.
-
prediction 511 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
plan 626 V.
-
preparation 673 N.
forecaster:
-
oracle 513 N.
foreclose:
-
hindrance 706 V.
foreday:
-
morning 125 N.
foredoom:
-
necessity 601 N.
-
necessity 601 V.
-
predetermination 611 N.
forefathers:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
veteran 130 N.
forefend:
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hindrance 706 V.
-
prohibition 761 V.
forefinger:
-
touch 379 N.
forego:
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
resignation 757 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
foregoing:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
priority 116 Adj.
-
precedence 62 Adj.
foregone conclusion:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
-
predetermination 611 N.
foregone:
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
foreground:
-
front 234 N.
forehead:
-
front 234 Adv.
-
front 234 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
foreign accent:
-
voice 580 N.
foreign body:
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extraneousness 57 N.
foreign correspondent:
-
news 532 N.
foreign element:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
foreign parts:
-
distance 196 N.
foreign substance:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
foreign to the purpose:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
foreign:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
extraneousness 57 Adj.
foreigner:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
forejudge:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
-
foresight 510 V.
foreknow:
-
foresight 510 V.
foreknowledge:
-
incuriosity 456 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
foreland:
-
height 206 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
forelay:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
deception 545 V.
forelooper:
-
precursor 64 N.
foreloper:
-
precursor 64 N.
foreman:
-
director 694 N.
foremost:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
precession 280 Adv.
-
front 234 Adv.
forenoon:
-
morning 125 N.
forensic:
-
lawyer 968 Adj.
foreordain:
-
destiny 152 V.
foreordination:
-
necessity 601 N.
forepart:
-
front 234 N.
forerun:
-
priority 116 V.
-
precession 280 V.
forerunner:
-
precursor 64 N.
foresee:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
-
foresight 510 V.
foreseeing:
-
foresight 510 Adj.
foreseen:
-
expectance 871 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
foreshadow:
-
prediction 511 V.
foreshorten:
-
shortness 201 V.
foreshow:
-
prediction 511 V.
foresight:
-
caution 864 N.
-
futurity 121 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
expectation 507 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
forest:
-
vegetable 367 N.
forestall:
-
futurity 121 V.
-
earliness 132 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
-
possession 777 V.
-
priority 116 V.
foretaste:
-
foresight 510 N.
foretell:
-
prediction 511 V.
forethought:
-
foresight 510 N.
-
care 459 N.
foretoken:
-
prediction 511 V.
forever and a day:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
forevermore:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
forewarn:
-
warning 668 V.
-
foresight 510 V.
-
prediction 511 V.
forewarned:
-
warning 668 Adj.
foreword:
-
precursor 64 N.
forfeit:
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
loss 776 V.
-
penalty 974 N.
-
penalty 974 V.
forfeited:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
forfeiture:
-
undueness 925 N.
-
loss 776 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
penalty 974 N.
forfend:
-
defense 717 V.
forgather:
-
assemblage 72 V.
forge ahead:
-
progression 282 V.
forge fetters:
-
restraint 751 V.
forge:
-
production 161 V.
-
furnace 386 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
forged:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
forger:
-
agent 690 N.
-
thief 792 N.
forgery:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
forget an injury:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
forget benefits:
-
ingratitude 917 V.
forget it:
-
prohibition 761 Phr.
forget one's own name:
-
oblivion 506 V.
forget oneself:
-
vice 945 V.
forget:
-
oblivion 506 V.
-
inattention 458 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
forgetful:
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
forgetfulness:
-
oblivion 506 N.
forgive and forget:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
forgive:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
forgiven:
-
forgiveness 918 Adj.
forgiveness:
-
forgiveness 918 N.
forgiving:
-
forgiveness 918 Adj.
forgotten:
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
-
ingratitude 917 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
fork lift:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
fork lightning:
-
luminary 423 N.
fork out:
-
giving 784 V.
-
payment 807 V.
-
expenditure 809 V.
fork over:
-
payment 807 V.
-
expenditure 809 V.
fork:
-
angularity 244 V.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
bisection 91 V.
-
bisection 91 N.
forked:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
forking:
-
bisection 91 N.
-
divergence 291 N.
forlorn hope:
-
danger 665 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
forlorn:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
form a determination:
-
resolution 604 V.
form a party:
-
party 712 V.
form a series:
-
continuity 69 V.
form a whole:
-
whole 50 V.
form an engagement:
-
promise 768 V.
form an estimate:
-
measurement 466 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
form into a sphere:
-
rotundity 249 V.
form part of:
-
component 56 V.
form:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
rite 998 N.
-
legality 963 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
method 627 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
composition 54 V.
-
order 58 V.
-
conversion 144 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
support 215 N.
-
form 240 N.
-
form 240 V.
-
learner 541 N.
-
component 56 V.
formal speech:
-
speech 582 N.
formal:
-
state 7 Adj.
-
affectation 855 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
formalism:
-
impiety 988 N.
formalist:
-
impiety 988 N.
formality:
-
fashion 852 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
legality 963 N.
formation:
-
composition 54 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
form 240 N.
formative notion:
-
idea 453 N.
formative:
-
form 240 Adj.
-
production 161 Adj.
formed:
-
form 240 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
former times:
-
the past 122 N.
former:
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
priority 116 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
formerly:
-
the past 122 Adv.
formication:
-
sensations of touch 380 N.
formidable:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
fear 860 Adj.
forming:
-
component 56 Adj.
-
form 240 N.
formless:
-
amorphism 241 Adj.
formula:
-
legality 963 N.
-
frequency 136 N.
-
number 84 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
maxim 496 N.
formulary:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
rite 998 N.
formulate:
-
writing 590 V.
-
legality 963 V.
fornicate:
-
sexuality 374a V.
fornication:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
impurity 961 N.
fornicator:
-
libertine 962 N.
fornicatress:
-
libertine 962 N.
forsake:
-
relinquishment 624 V.
forsaken:
-
hate 898 Adj.
forsooth:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
forswear:
-
dereliction of duty 927 V.
-
improbity 940 V.
-
tergiversation 607 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
refusal 764 V.
forsworn:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
fort:
-
refuge 666 N.
-
defense 717 N.
fort-alice:
-
defense 717 N.
forte:
-
skill 698 N.
forth:
-
progression 282 Adv.
forthcoming:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
forthwith:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
fortification:
-
defense 717 N.
fortify:
-
strength 159 V.
fortitude:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
courage 861 N.
fortnightly:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
fortress:
-
defense 717 N.
-
prison 752 N.
fortuitous:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
-
chance 156 Adj.
-
chance 621 Adj.
fortuitously:
-
chance 621 Adv.
fortunate hit:
-
success 731 N.
fortunate:
-
occasion 134 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
Fortunatus's cap:
-
desire 865 N.
-
spell 993 N.
fortune hunter:
-
servility 886 N.
fortune teller:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
-
oracle 513 N.
fortune telling:
-
prediction 511 N.
fortune:
-
chance 156 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
fortune-hunter:
-
selfishness 943 N.
fortuneless:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
fortunes:
-
description 594 N.
forty winks:
-
inactivity 683 N.
forty:
-
five, &c 98 N.
forum:
-
school 542 N.
-
tribunal 966 N.
forward slash:
-
indication 550 N.
forward with:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
forward!:
-
approach 286 Int.
forward:
-
aid 707 V.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
progression 282 Adv.
-
transference 270 V.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
forwardness:
-
willingness 602 N.
forwards as an arrow:
-
direction 278 Adv.
foss:
-
river 348 N.
fosse:
-
defense 717 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
fossil:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
hardness 323 N.
fossilize:
-
inorganization 358 V.
fossils:
-
organization 357 N.
-
corpse 362 N.
foster an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
foster hope:
-
hope 858 V.
foster:
-
endearment 902 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
fou:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
foul invective:
-
malediction 908 N.
foul language:
-
malediction 908 N.
foul odor:
-
fetor 401 N.
foul play:
-
improbity 940 N.
-
wrong 923 N.
-
evil 619 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
foul:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
odor 398 Adj.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
vice 945 Adj.
foul-mouthed foul-spoken:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
foul-mouthed:
-
detraction 934 Adj.
foulness:
-
fetor 401 N.
foul-smelling:
-
odor 398 Adj.
foul-spoken:
-
detraction 934 Adj.
foul-tongued:
-
detraction 934 Adj.
found wanting:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
found:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
support 215 V.
foundation:
-
preparation 673 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
base 211 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
stability 150 N.
founded on:
-
evidence 467 Adj.
-
base 211 Adj.
founder:
-
failure 732 V.
-
producer 164 N.
-
plunge 310 V.
foundered:
-
failure 732 Adj.
foundery:
-
workshop 691 N.
foundling:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
relinquishment 782 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
foundry:
-
workshop 691 N.
fount:
-
river 348 N.
-
printing 591 N.
-
store 636 N.
fountain head:
-
summit 210 N.
fountain:
-
cause 153 N.
-
river 348 N.
-
store 636 N.
fountainhead:
-
cause 153 N.
four and twenty:
-
five, &c 98 N.
four flush:
-
deception 545 V.
four flusher:
-
deceiver 548 N.
four oar:
-
ship 273 N.
four of a kind:
-
amusement 840 N.
four poster:
-
support 215 N.
four score:
-
five, &c 98 N.
four times:
-
quadruplication 96 Adj.
-
quadruplication 96 Adv.
four:
-
four 95 Adj.
-
four 95 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
four-door sedan:
-
vehicle 272 N.
four-flush:
-
boasting 884 V.
fourfold:
-
quadruplication 96 Adj.
Fourierism:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
four-in-hand:
-
vehicle 272 N.
fourmart:
-
fetor 401 N.
fourscore and ten:
-
five, &c 98 N.
foursquare:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
fourth:
-
quadruplication 96 Adj.
-
quadrisection 97 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
fourthing:
-
quadrisection 97 N.
fourthly:
-
quadruplication 96 Adv.
four-wheel drive vehicle:
-
vehicle 272 N.
four-wheeler:
-
vehicle 272 N.
fowl:
-
animal 366 N.
fowls of the air:
-
animal 366 N.
fox chase:
-
pursuit 622 N.
fox hound:
-
animal 366 N.
fox terrier:
-
animal 366 N.
fox trot:
-
amusement 840 N.
fox:
-
animal 366 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
foxhole:
-
defense 717 N.
Foxy Quiller:
-
boasting 884 N.
foxy:
-
brown 433 Adj.
-
redness 434 Adj.
fracas:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
loudness 404 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
contention 720 N.
fraction:
-
number 84 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
fraction 100a N.
fractional currency:
-
money 800 N.
fractional part:
-
fraction 100a N.
fractional:
-
part 51 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
-
fraction 100a Adj.
fractionating column:
-
calefaction 384 N.
fractionating tower:
-
calefaction 384 N.
fractious:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
fracture:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
discontinuity 70 N.
fragile:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
brittleness 328 Adj.
fragility:
-
weakness 160 N.
-
brittleness 328 N.
fragment:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
fragmentary:
-
part 51 Adj.
-
fraction 100a Adj.
fragrance:
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
odor 398 N.
fragrant as a rose:
-
fragrance 400 Adj.
fragrant weed:
-
pungency 392 N.
fragrant:
-
fragrance 400 Adj.
frail sisterhood:
-
libertine 962 N.
frail:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
brittleness 328 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
frailty:
-
vice 945 N.
frame house:
-
abode 189 N.
frame of mind:
-
affections 820 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
will 600 N.
frame of soul:
-
affections 820 N.
frame:
-
plan 626 V.
-
materiality 316 N.
-
form 240 N.
-
edge 231 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
production 161 V.
-
texture 329 N.
framed:
-
affections 820 Adj.
framework:
-
support 215 N.
-
texture 329 N.
franchise:
-
freedom 748 N.
-
dueness 924 N.
-
exemption 927a N.
Franciscan:
-
clergy 996 N.
frangibility:
-
brittleness 328 N.
frangible:
-
brittleness 328 Adj.
frank:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
veracity 543 Adj.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
Frankenstein's monster:
-
evil 913 N.
-
demon 980 N.
frank-hearted:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
frankincense:
-
condiment 393 N.
-
fragrance 400 N.
Franklin stove:
-
furnace 386 N.
frankness:
-
veracity 543 N.
frantic:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
fraternal:
-
consanguinity 11 Adj.
-
concord 714 Adj.
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
fraternity:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
friendship 888 N.
fraternization:
-
friendship 888 N.
fraternize:
-
sociality 892 V.
-
benevolence 906 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
-
concord 714 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
fratricide:
-
killing 361 N.
fraud:
-
stealing 791 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
fraudulence:
-
deception 545 N.
fraudulency:
-
deception 545 N.
fraudulent:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
fraught with danger:
-
danger 665 Adj.
fraught with:
-
production 161 Adj.
-
possession 777 Adj.
fraught:
-
completeness 52 Adj.
fray:
-
friction 331 V.
-
contention 720 N.
frayed:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
freak of Nature:
-
unconformity 83 N.
freak:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
caprice 608 N.
freakish:
-
caprice 608 Adj.
freckle:
-
blemish 848 N.
freckled:
-
blemish 848 Adj.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
fredaine:
-
amusement 840 N.
free admission:
-
cheapness 815 N.
free and easy:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
free as air:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
free association:
-
analogy 514a N.
Free Church:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
free fight:
-
contention 720 N.
free from affectation:
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
free from despair:
-
hope 858 Adj.
free from distrust:
-
hope 858 Adj.
free from fear:
-
hope 858 Adj.
free from imperfection:
-
perfection 650 Adj.
free from ornament:
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
free from suspicion:
-
hope 858 Adj.
free from:
-
facility 705 V.
-
simpleness 42 Adj.
free gift:
-
giving 784 N.
free handed:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
free hearted:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
free lance:
-
combatant 726 N.
free land:
-
freedom 748 N.
free lease-hold:
-
property 780 Adj.
free lease-holds:
-
property 780 N.
free liver:
-
sensualist 954a N.
free living:
-
intemperance 954 N.
free love:
-
impurity 961 N.
-
love 897 N.
free man:
-
freedom 748 N.
free of cost:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
free of expense:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
free pass:
-
cheapness 815 N.
free play:
-
freedom 748 N.
free quarters:
-
cheapness 815 N.
free scope:
-
freedom 748 N.
free seats:
-
cheapness 815 N.
free space:
-
space 180 N.
free stage and no favor:
-
freedom 748 N.
free thinker:
-
freedom 748 N.
free trade region:
-
compact 769 N.
free trade:
-
freedom 748 N.
-
barter 794 N.
free trader:
-
freedom 748 N.
free translation:
-
interpretation 522 N.
free warren:
-
cheapness 815 N.
free white and twenty-one:
-
freedom 748 Phr.
free will:
-
will 600 N.
free:
-
exemption 927a V.
-
completeness 52 Adj.
-
will 600 Adj.
-
exemption 927a Adj.
-
liberality 816 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
-
liberation 750 V.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
facility 705 V.
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
freebee:
-
cheapness 815 N.
freebooter:
-
thief 792 N.
freeborn:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
freed man:
-
freedom 748 N.
freed:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
freedom:
-
will 600 N.
-
exemption 927a N.
-
freedom 748 N.
-
incoherence 47 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
free-for-all:
-
disorder 59 N.
freehold:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
freedom 748 N.
-
property 780 N.
freeholder:
-
council 696 N.
freelance:
-
freedom 748 N.
freeloader:
-
petitioner 767 N.
freely:
-
freedom 748 Adv.
-
willingness 602 Adv.
Freemason:
-
party 712 N.
freemasonry:
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concealment 528 N.
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indication 550 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
free-spoken:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
freethinker:
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irreligion 989 N.
freethinking:
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
-
irreligion 989 N.
freeway:
-
method 627 N.
freeze the blood:
-
painfulness 830 V.
freeze to death:
-
cold 383 V.
freeze:
-
cold 383 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
freeze-dry:
-
preservation 670 V.
freezer:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
freezing mixture:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
-
cold 383 N.
freezing:
-
cold 383 Adj.
freight car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
freight train:
-
vehicle 272 N.
freight:
-
transference 270 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
contents 190 N.
freightage:
-
price 812 N.
French and English:
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amusement 840 N.
French bed:
-
support 215 N.
French horn:
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musical instruments 417 N.
French polish:
-
ornament 847 N.
frenetic:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
frenzied:
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violence 173 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
frenzy:
-
excitability 825 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
frequency selection:
-
resonance 408 N.
frequency:
-
frequency 136 N.
frequent:
-
repetition 104 Adj.
-
frequency 136 Adj.
-
presence 186 V.
-
habit 613 Adj.
frequently:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
-
repetition 104 Adv.
fresco:
-
painting 556 N.
-
cold 383 N.
fresh as a daisy:
-
health 654 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
fresh as a rose:
-
health 654 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
fresh as April:
-
health 654 Adj.
fresh as paint:
-
newness 123 Adj.
fresh breeze:
-
wind 349 N.
fresh color:
-
redness 434 N.
fresh lease of life:
-
health 654 V.
fresh news:
-
news 532 N.
fresh start:
-
beginning 66 N.
fresh water sailor:
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bungler 701 N.
fresh:
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
learner 541 N.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
river 348 N.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
memory 505 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
-
end 67 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
freshen up:
-
refreshment 689 V.
freshet:
-
river 348 N.
freshman:
-
learner 541 N.
fresh-water pearl:
-
jewelry 847a N.
fret and fume:
-
pain 828 V.
fret:
-
dejection 837 V.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
pain 828 V.
-
pain 828 N.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
fretful:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
fretwork:
-
crossing 219 N.
Freudian slip:
-
error 495 N.
friability:
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pulverulence 330 N.
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brittleness 328 N.
friable:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
Friar Rush:
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demon 980 N.
friar:
-
clergy 996 N.
friar's balsam:
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remedy 662 N.
Friar's lantern:
-
luminary 423 N.
Friars minor:
-
clergy 996 N.
friary:
-
temple 1000 N.
fribble:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
fop 854 N.
-
neglect 460 V.
fricassee:
-
food 298 N.
frication:
-
friction 331 N.
friction:
-
counteraction 179 N.
-
friction 331 N.
Friday:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
friend at court:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
friend in need:
-
friend 890 N.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
friend of one's bosom:
-
friend 890 N.
friend:
-
pity 914 N.
-
friend 890 N.
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
friendless:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
friendliness:
-
friendship 888 N.
friendly:
-
aid 707 Adj.
-
concord 714 Adj.
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
-
safety 664 Adj.
friends with:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
friendship:
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
friendship 888 N.
frieze:
-
summit 210 N.
frigate:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
ship 273 N.
fright out of one's wits:
-
fear 860 V.
fright:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
fear 860 N.
-
fear 860 V.
frighten:
-
fear 860 V.
frightened to death:
-
fear 860 Adj.
frightened:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
fear 860 Adj.
frightful:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
frightfully:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
frigid:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
cold 383 Adj.
frigidarium:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
frigidity:
-
cold 383 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
frigorific:
-
refrigeration 385 Adj.
frill:
-
edge 231 N.
frills of style:
-
ornament 577 N.
fringe:
-
ornament 847 N.
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
edge 231 N.
fringed:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
frippery:
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
frisk:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
leap 309 V.
frisky:
-
leap 309 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
frit:
-
sponge 252a N.
frith:
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
fritiniancy:
-
ululation 412 N.
fritter away one's money:
-
prodigality 818 V.
fritter away time:
-
inactivity 683 V.
fritter away:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
waste 638 V.
fritter:
-
smallness 32 N.
frivolity:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
frivolous:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
frizzle:
-
curvature 245 V.
-
fold 258 V.
-
convolution 248 V.
frizzly:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
frock coat:
-
clothing 225 N.
frock:
-
clothing 225 N.
frog:
-
leap 309 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
frolic:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
amusement 840 V.
frolicsome:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
from age to age:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
from bad to worse:
-
aggravation 835 Adv.
from beginning to end:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
from China to Peru:
-
space 180 Adv.
from Dan to Beersheba:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
-
space 180 Adv.
from day to day:
-
time 106 Adv.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adv.
from end to end:
-
length 200 Adv.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
-
space 180 Adv.
from first to last:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
from hand to hand:
-
transference 270 Adv.
from head to foot:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
-
length 200 Adv.
from home:
-
absence 187 Adj.
from hour to hour:
-
time 106 Adv.
from Indus to the pole:
-
space 180 Adv.
from information received:
-
information 527 Adv.
from interested motives:
-
selfishness 943 Adv.
from its birth:
-
beginning 66 Adv.
from on high:
-
heaven 981 Adj.
from one end to the other:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
from pillar to post:
-
transference 270 Adv.
-
irresolution 605 Adv.
-
circuit 629 Adv.
from pole to pole:
-
distance 196 Adv.
-
space 180 Adv.
from prehistoric times:
-
the past 122 Adv.
from side to side:
-
oscillation 314 Adv.
from stem to stern:
-
length 200 Adv.
from that cause:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
from that moment:
-
posteriority 117 Adv.
from that motive:
-
motive 615 Adv.
from that time:
-
posteriority 117 Adv.
from the beginning:
-
beginning 66 Adv.
from the chair:
-
authority 737 Adv.
from the four winds:
-
direction 278 Adv.
from the lips of:
-
speech 582 Adv.
from this cause:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
from this motive:
-
motive 615 Adv.
from this time:
-
futurity 121 Adv.
from time immemorial:
-
the past 122 Adv.
from time to time:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
from top to bottom:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
-
height 206 Adv.
from top to toe:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
-
length 200 Adv.
from which reason recoils:
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
from:
-
pleasure 827 V.
-
motive 615 Adv.
frondeur:
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
detractor 936 N.
front a front:
-
front 234 Adv.
front danger:
-
courage 861 V.
front of the house:
-
drama 599 N.
front rank:
-
front 234 N.
front to front:
-
opposition 708 Adj.
front:
-
front 234 Adj.
-
resistance 719 N.
-
front 234 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
front 234 V.
-
insolence 885 N.
frontage:
-
front 234 N.
frontal:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
-
front 234 Adj.
frontier:
-
contiguity 199 N.
-
limit 233 Adj.
-
limit 233 N.
fronting:
-
contraposition 237 Adj.
frontispiece:
-
book 593 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
front 234 N.
front-runner:
-
politics 737b N.
frosh:
-
learner 541 N.
frost smoke:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
frost work:
-
ornament 847 N.
frost:
-
cold 383 N.
frostbite:
-
cold 383 N.
frostbitten:
-
cold 383 Adj.
frost-bitten:
-
cold 383 Adj.
frost-bound:
-
cold 383 Adj.
frosted:
-
semitransparency 427 Adj.
frost-nipped:
-
cold 383 Adj.
frosty:
-
cold 383 Adj.
froth bubble smoke:
-
unimportance 643 N.
froth up:
-
resentment 900 V.
froth:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 V.
frothy:
-
bubble; cloud 353 Adj.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
frounce:
-
fold 258 V.
-
fold 258 N.
frouzy:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
frow:
-
woman 374 N.
froward:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
frown down:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
humility 879 V.
frown upon:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
frown:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
sullenness 901a V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
frowning:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
frowns of fortune:
-
adversity 735 N.
frozen out:
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
refrigeration 385 Adj.
frozen:
-
cold 383 Adj.
fructification:
-
productiveness 168 N.
-
production 161 N.
fructify:
-
improvement 658 V.
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
productiveness 168 V.
frugal:
-
economy 817 Adj.
-
temperance 953 Adj.
frugality:
-
economy 817 N.
-
temperance 953 N.
frugiferous:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
fruit tree:
-
vegetable 367 N.
fruit:
-
effect 154 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
fruitarian:
-
temperance 953 N.
fruit-bearing:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
fruitful:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
fruition:
-
pleasure 827 N.
fruitless:
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
unproductiveness 169 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
frumenty:
-
food 298 N.
frump:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
frumpish:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
frustrate:
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
frustrated:
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
frustration:
-
failure 732 N.
frustum:
-
part 51 N.
fry:
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
infant 129 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
frying-pan:
-
furnace 386 N.
fuchsine:
-
redness 434 N.
fuck:
-
sexuality 374a V.
fuddle:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
fuddled:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
fudge!:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
fudge:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
fuel cell:
-
power 157 N.
fuel oil:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
fuel:
-
fuel 388 N.
-
materials 635 N.
fugacious:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
fugacity:
-
transientness 111 N.
fugitive pieces:
-
compendium 596 N.
fugitive writing:
-
compendium 596 N.
fugitive:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
-
traveler 268 N.
-
avoidance 623 Adj.
-
avoidance 623 N.
fugleman:
-
prototype 22 N.
-
director 694 N.
fugue:
-
music 415 N.
fuji-shaped:
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
fulciment:
-
support 215 N.
fulcrum:
-
cause 153 N.
-
support 215 N.
fulfill a duty:
-
duty 926 V.
fulfill an obligation:
-
duty 926 V.
-
observance 772 V.
fulfill one's duty:
-
virtue 944 V.
fulfill:
-
completion 729 V.
-
observance 772 V.
fulfillment of duty:
-
virtue 944 N.
fulfillment:
-
completion 729 N.
-
observance 772 N.
-
duty 926 N.
fulgent:
-
light 420 Adj.
fulgid:
-
light 420 Adj.
fulgidity:
-
light 420 N.
fulgor:
-
light 420 N.
fulgurate:
-
light 420 V.
fulguration:
-
light 420 N.
fulgurite:
-
opening 260 N.
fuliginous:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
full blown:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
full dress:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
full drive:
-
velocity 274 Adv.
-
haste 684 Adv.
full formed:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
full gallop:
-
velocity 274 Adv.
full grown:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
full handed:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
full length:
-
painting 556 N.
full many a time:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
full many:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
full meal:
-
food 298 N.
full measure:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
full of affectation:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
full of business:
-
activity 682 Adj.
full of difficulties:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
full of incident:
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
full of life:
-
life 359 Adj.
full of meaning:
-
meaning 516 Adj.
full of mischief:
-
badness 649 Adj.
full of pain:
-
pain 828 Adj.
full of people:
-
presence 186 Adj.
full of play:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
full of point:
-
wit 842 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
full of promise:
-
hope 858 Adj.
full of sound and fury:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
full of spirit:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
full of whims:
-
caprice 608 Adj.
full of worth:
-
value 812a Adj.
full play:
-
freedom 748 N.
-
facility 705 N.
full purse:
-
wealth 803 N.
full scope:
-
freedom 748 N.
full score:
-
music 415 N.
full size:
-
size 192 N.
full stop:
-
cessation 142 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
full swing:
-
freedom 748 N.
full tide:
-
river 348 N.
full tilt at:
-
direction 278 Adv.
full tilt:
-
activity 682 Adv.
full:
-
completeness 52 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
loudness 404 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
sufficiency 639 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
full-blown:
-
repute 873 Adj.
full-charged:
-
completeness 52 Adj.
full-colored:
-
color 428 Adj.
full-fed:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
full-flavored:
-
pungency 392 Adj.
full-fraught:
-
completeness 52 Adj.
full-grown:
-
size 192 Adj.
full-handed:
-
prodigality 818 Adj.
full-house:
-
amusement 840 N.
full-laden:
-
completeness 52 Adj.
full-mouthed:
-
ululation 412 Adj.
fullness of the heart:
-
affections 820 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
fullness:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
full-tilt:
-
haste 684 Adv.
full-toned:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
fully:
-
quantity 25 Adv.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
fulminate against:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
fulminate:
-
violence 173 V.
-
threat 909 V.
-
malediction 908 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
loudness 404 V.
fulmination:
-
malediction 908 N.
-
threat 909 N.
fulsome:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
flattery 933 Adj.
-
dislike 867 Adj.
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
unsavoriness 395 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
fulvid:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
fulvous:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
fumble:
-
derangement 61 V.
-
touch 379 V.
-
experiment 463 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
fumbler:
-
bungler 701 N.
fume:
-
excitability 825 V.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
heat 382 V.
-
vaporization 336 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
gaseity 334 N.
-
violence 173 V.
-
odor 398 N.
fumes of fancy:
-
imagination 515 N.
fumid:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
fumigate:
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
vaporization 336 V.
fumigation:
-
vaporization 336 N.
fuming:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
fun and games:
-
amusement 840 N.
fun house:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
fun:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
wit 842 N.
funambulist:
-
proficient 700 N.
function:
-
number 84 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
duty 926 N.
-
agency 170 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
utility 644 N.
functional:
-
business 625 Adj.
functionary:
-
director 694 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
fund:
-
store 636 V.
-
store 636 N.
fundamental note:
-
melody concord 413 N.
fundamental:
-
support 215 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
base 211 Adj.
fundamental-bass:
-
melody concord 413 N.
fundamentally:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
funds:
-
money 800 N.
funebrial:
-
interment 363 Adj.
funeral oration:
-
interment 363 N.
funeral pile:
-
interment 363 N.
funeral rite:
-
interment 363 N.
funeral sermon:
-
interment 363 N.
funeral solemnity:
-
interment 363 N.
funeral:
-
interment 363 N.
funereal:
-
interment 363 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
fungiform:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
fungology:
-
botany 369 N.
fungosity:
-
convexity 250 N.
fungus:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
fetor 401 N.
-
bane 663 N.
funicle:
-
filament 205 N.
funicular:
-
filament 205 Adj.
funk:
-
cowardice 862 V.
-
cowardice 862 N.
-
fear 860 V.
funnel shaped:
-
concavity 252 Adj.
funnel:
-
opening 260 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
-
airpipe 351 N.
funny money:
-
money 800 N.
funny:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
ship 273 N.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
-
wit 842 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
fur store:
-
mart 799 N.
fur:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
furacious:
-
stealing 791 Adj.
furbelow:
-
edge 231 N.
furbish up:
-
improvement 658 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
furbish:
-
ornament 847 V.
furcated:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
furcula:
-
spell 993 N.
furcular:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
bisection 91 Adj.
furfur:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
furfuraceous:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
Furies:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
evil 913 N.
furious:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
furiously:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
furl:
-
rotation 312 V.
furlong:
-
length 200 N.
furlough:
-
permission 760 N.
furnace:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
furnish a handle:
-
Pretext 617 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
furnish aid:
-
aid 707 V.
furnish foundations:
-
support 215 V.
furnish its quota:
-
giving 784 V.
furnish support:
-
support 215 V.
furnish:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
provision 637 V.
-
giving 784 V.
furniture store:
-
mart 799 N.
furniture:
-
instrument 633 N.
furor:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
furore:
-
feeling 821 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
affections 820 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
furrow:
-
interval 198 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
-
furrow 259 V.
furrowed:
-
furrow 259 Adj.
further:
-
aid 707 V.
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
distance 196 Adv.
furtherance:
-
aid 707 N.
furthermore:
-
addition 37 Adv.
furtive:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
stealing 791 Adj.
furuncle:
-
convexity 250 N.
fury:
-
violence 173 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
irascibility 901 N.
-
demon 980 N.
furze:
-
vegetable 367 N.
fuscous:
-
brown 433 Adj.
fuse together:
-
junction 43 V.
fuse:
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
combination 48 V.
-
fuel 388 N.
fusee:
-
fuel 388 N.
fusel oil:
-
oil 356 N.
fusiform:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
fusil:
-
arms 727 N.
fusileer:
-
combatant 726 N.
fusillade:
-
killing 361 N.
-
attack 716 N.
fusion:
-
combination 48 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
fuss:
-
excitability 825 N.
-
excitability 825 V.
-
haste 684 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
activity 682 V.
fussy:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
haste 684 Adj.
fustee:
-
mixture 41 N.
fustian:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
ornament 577 N.
-
inelegance 579 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
fustie:
-
mixture 41 N.
fustigate:
-
punishment 972 V.
fustigation:
-
punishment 972 N.
fusty:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
fetor 401 Adj.
futile:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
futility:
-
inutility 645 N.
future existence:
-
destiny 152 N.
future possession:
-
possession 777 N.
future state:
-
heaven 981 N.
-
destiny 152 N.
future:
-
futurity 121 N.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
futurity 121 Adj.
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
futures contract:
-
possession 777 N.
futures exchange:
-
stock market 799a N.
futures market:
-
stock market 799a N.
futurition:
-
futurity 121 N.
futurity:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
destiny 152 N.
-
posteriority 117 N.
-
futurity 121 N.
fuzz:
-
safety 664 N.
fuzzle:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
fuzzy:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
fylfot:
-
spell 993 N.
G
gabardine:
-
clothing 225 N.
gabble:
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
loquacity 584 V.
gabel:
-
price 812 N.
gabelle:
-
price 812 N.
gaberlunzie:
-
commonality 876 N.
gable end:
-
end 67 N.
-
laterality 236 N.
gable:
-
laterality 236 N.
gaby:
-
fool 501 N.
gad about:
-
journey 266 V.
gad so!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
gad:
-
journey 266 V.
gadabout:
-
traveler 268 N.
gadding:
-
journey 266 Adj.
-
journey 266 N.
gadling:
-
traveler 268 N.
gaff:
-
arms 727 N.
gaffer:
-
veteran 130 N.
-
man 373 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
gag:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
drama 599 V.
-
aphony 581 V.
gage d'amour:
-
promise 768 Phr.
gage:
-
measurement 466 N.
-
security 771 N.
gager:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
gaggle:
-
ululation 412 V.
gaillard:
-
humorist 844 N.
gain a footing:
-
influence 175 V.
gain a hearing:
-
influence 175 V.
gain a hold upon:
-
authority 737 V.
gain a point:
-
success 731 V.
gain a victory:
-
success 731 V.
gain a windfall:
-
success 731 V.
gain an advantage:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
success 731 V.
gain credit:
-
approbation 931 V.
gain flesh:
-
expansion 194 V.
gain full play:
-
influence 175 V.
gain golden opinions:
-
repute 873 V.
gain ground:
-
velocity 274 V.
-
progression 282 V.
gain head:
-
influence 175 V.
gain honor:
-
repute 873 V.
gain knowledge:
-
learning 539 V.
gain laurels:
-
repute 873 V.
gain one's end:
-
success 731 V.
gain one's ends:
-
success 731 V.
gain one's liberty:
-
liberation 750 V.
gain over:
-
motive 615 V.
gain power:
-
power 157 V.
gain spurs:
-
repute 873 V.
gain strength:
-
increase 35 V.
gain the affections:
-
love 897 V.
gain the ascendancy:
-
success 731 V.
gain the best of:
-
success 731 V.
gain the better of:
-
success 731 V.
gain the confidence of:
-
belief 484 V.
gain the day:
-
success 731 V.
gain the friendship of:
-
friendship 888 V.
gain the heart:
-
love 897 V.
gain the palm:
-
success 731 V.
gain the prize:
-
success 731 V.
gain the start of:
-
success 731 V.
gain the start:
-
earliness 132 V.
-
priority 116 V.
gain the upper hand:
-
influence 175 V.
-
success 731 V.
gain the whip hand:
-
success 731 V.
gain time:
-
lateness 133 V.
-
earliness 132 V.
-
diuturnity 110 V.
gain upon one:
-
habit 613 V.
gain upon:
-
approach 286 V.
gain:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
increase 35 N.
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
good 618 N.
gainful:
-
utility 644 Adj.
-
acquisition 775 Adj.
gaining:
-
acquisition 775 N.
gainless:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
gainsay:
-
negation 536 V.
gairish:
-
light 420 Adj.
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
gait:
-
motion 264 N.
-
method 627 N.
gaiter:
-
clothing 225 N.
gala day:
-
amusement 840 N.
gala:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
galactic circle:
-
world 318 N.
galavant:
-
endearment 902 V.
galaxy:
-
multitude 102 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
world 318 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
gale:
-
wind 349 N.
galeiform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
Galen:
-
remedy 662 N.
Galenicals:
-
remedy 662 N.
galimathias:
-
absurdity 497 N.
galiongee:
-
mariner 269 N.
galionji:
-
mariner 269 N.
galiot:
-
ship 273 N.
galipot:
-
receptacle 191 N.
gall and wormwood:
-
unsavoriness 395 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
dislike 867 N.
gall:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
bitterness 392b N.
-
physical pain 378 V.
gallant:
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
love 897 N.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
libertine 962 N.
gallantry:
-
endearment 902 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
courage 861 N.
-
love 897 N.
gallanty show:
-
amusement 840 N.
gallanty-show:
-
appearance 448 N.
galleon:
-
ship 273 N.
gallery:
-
drama 599 N.
-
store 636 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
galley proof:
-
printing 591 N.
galley:
-
ship 273 N.
galleyfoist:
-
ship 273 N.
galleys:
-
punishment 972 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
galliass:
-
ship 273 N.
Gallicism:
-
neologism 563 N.
galligaskin:
-
clothing 225 N.
gallimaufry:
-
mixture 41 N.
gallinaceous:
-
animal 366 Adj.
galling:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
gallipot:
-
receptacle 191 N.
gallivant:
-
endearment 902 V.
galloon:
-
ornament 847 N.
gallop:
-
velocity 274 V.
-
transientness 111 V.
-
journey 266 V.
galloping consumption:
-
disease 655 N.
galloping:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
galloway:
-
carrier 271 N.
gallows:
-
killing 361 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
gallstone:
-
disease 655 N.
galoche:
-
clothing 225 N.
galoot:
-
bungler 701 N.
galop:
-
amusement 840 N.
galopade:
-
amusement 840 N.
galore:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
galoshes:
-
clothing 225 N.
galvanic:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
galvanism:
-
power 157 N.
-
excitation 824 N.
galvanize:
-
covering 223 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
galvanometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
gamache:
-
clothing 225 N.
gamashes:
-
clothing 225 N.
gambade:
-
leap 309 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
gambado:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
leap 309 N.
gamble:
-
chance 621 V.
gambler:
-
chance 621 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
gambling house:
-
chance 621 N.
-
vice 945 N.
gambling joint:
-
chance 621 N.
gambling:
-
chance 621 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
gamboge:
-
yellowness 436 N.
gambol:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
amusement 840 V.
gambrel roof:
-
angularity 244 N.
game at romps:
-
amusement 840 N.
game keeper:
-
keeper 753 N.
game of chance:
-
chance 621 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
game of fox and goose:
-
amusement 840 N.
game of skill:
-
amusement 840 N.
game plan:
-
conduct 692 N.
game to the backbone:
-
resolution 604 Adj.
game to the last:
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
game:
-
courage 861 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
amusement 840 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
chance 621 V.
-
intention 620 N.
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
savoriness 394 N.
-
resolution 604 N.
-
laughingstock 857 N.
gamecock:
-
courage 861 N.
game-cock:
-
combatant 726 N.
games of skill:
-
contention 720 N.
gamesome:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
gamester:
-
rashness 863 N.
-
chance 621 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
gametangium:
-
organization 357 N.
gamete:
-
organization 357 N.
gamic:
-
production 161 Adj.
gamin:
-
commonality 876 N.
gaming house:
-
chance 621 N.
gaming:
-
chance 156 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
gamma globulin:
-
remedy 662 N.
gamma rays:
-
calefaction 384 N.
gammadion:
-
spell 993 N.
gammer:
-
woman 374 N.
-
veteran 130 N.
gammon:
-
deception 545 V.
-
falsehood 544 N.
gamut:
-
melody concord 413 N.
gamy:
-
taste 390 Adj.
-
pungency 392 Adj.
gander:
-
man 373 N.
gang of thieves:
-
thief 792 N.
gang:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
motion 264 V.
-
party 712 N.
-
thief 792 N.
ganger:
-
agent 690 N.
gangrene:
-
disease 655 N.
gangway:
-
opening 260 N.
-
method 627 N.
ganja:
-
bane 663 N.
gantlet:
-
punishment 972 N.
gaol delivery:
-
deliverance 672 N.
gaol:
-
prison 752 N.
gaoler:
-
keeper 753 N.
gap:
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
gape for:
-
desire 865 V.
gape:
-
interval 198 V.
-
opening 260 V.
-
curiosity 455 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
gaping:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
-
opening 260 Adj.
gar:
-
production 161 V.
garage sale:
-
mart 799 N.
garage:
-
receptacle 191 N.
garb:
-
clothing 225 N.
garbage:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
relinquishment 782 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
worthlessness 812b N.
garble an account:
-
accounts 811 V.
garble:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
exclusion 55 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
garbled:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
garbling:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
garden hose:
-
river 348 N.
garden of the Hesperides:
-
heaven 981 N.
garden party:
-
sociality 892 N.
garden variety:
-
habit 613 Adj.
garden:
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
abode 189 N.
garde-nationale:
-
combatant 726 N.
gardener:
-
agriculture 371 N.
gardening:
-
agriculture 371 N.
gardens:
-
abode 189 N.
Gargantua:
-
size 192 N.
Gargantuan:
-
size 192 Adj.
gargle:
-
water 337 V.
gargoyle:
-
conduit 350 N.
garish:
-
light 420 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
gari-wala:
-
traveler 268 N.
garland:
-
circularity 247 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
trophy 733 N.
garlic:
-
condiment 393 N.
-
fetor 401 N.
garment:
-
clothing 225 N.
garner up:
-
store 636 V.
garner:
-
store 636 V.
-
store 636 N.
garnet:
-
jewelry 847a N.
garnish:
-
adjunct 39 N.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
expenditure 809 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
ornament 847 V.
garnishee:
-
consignee 758 N.
garniture:
-
clothing 225 N.
garran:
-
carrier 271 N.
garret:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
summit 210 N.
garrison:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
safety 664 N.
-
safety 664 V.
-
defense 717 N.
garrisoned by:
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
garron:
-
carrier 271 N.
garrote:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
killing 361 N.
-
killing 361 V.
garroter:
-
killing 361 N.
garrotte:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
punishment 972 N.
garrulity:
-
loquacity 584 N.
garrulous:
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
garter:
-
title 877 N.
-
connection 45 N.
garter-blue:
-
blueness 438 N.
garth:
-
government 737a N.
gas burner:
-
furnace 386 N.
gas centrifuge:
-
rotation 312 N.
gas chamber:
-
scourge 975 N.
gas drier:
-
dryness 340 N.
gas fireplace:
-
furnace 386 N.
gas heat:
-
furnace 386 N.
gas light:
-
luminary 423 N.
gas station:
-
mart 799 N.
gas thermometer:
-
thermometer 389 N.
gas:
-
fuel 388 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
luminary 423 N.
-
killing 361 V.
-
gaseity 334 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
gasconade:
-
boasting 884 N.
gasconading:
-
boasting 884 Adj.
gaseity:
-
fluidity 333 N.
-
gaseity 334 N.
gaselier:
-
luminary 423 N.
gaseous:
-
gaseity 334 Adj.
gash:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
interval 198 N.
-
evil 619 N.
gasification:
-
vaporization 336 N.
gasify:
-
gaseity 334 V.
gaskins:
-
clothing 225 N.
gasmeter:
-
gaseity 334 N.
gasohol:
-
fuel 388 N.
gasoline:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
-
oil 356 N.
gasometer:
-
gaseity 334 N.
-
store 636 N.
gasp for:
-
desire 865 V.
gasp:
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
wind 349 V.
-
disease 655 V.
gasping:
-
disease 655 Adj.
gassification:
-
rarity 322 N.
gastric:
-
food 298 Adj.
gastriloquism:
-
voice 580 N.
gastroenterologist:
-
remedy 662 N.
Gastromancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
gastronome:
-
gluttony 957 N.
gastronomy:
-
gluttony 957 N.
gastroscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
gastroscopy:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
gate:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
opening 260 N.
gateway:
-
method 627 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
gather breath:
-
refreshment 689 V.
gather flesh:
-
expansion 194 V.
gather from:
-
information 527 V.
gather knowledge:
-
learning 539 V.
gather the fruits:
-
success 731 V.
gather together:
-
council 696 V.
-
convergence 290 V.
gather way:
-
navigation 267 V.
gather:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
-
fold 258 V.
-
fold 258 N.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
taking 789 V.
gathered to one's fathers:
-
death 360 Adj.
gatherer:
-
assemblage 72 N.
gathering clouds:
-
omen 512 N.
-
threat 909 N.
-
warning 668 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
gathering of the clouds:
-
darkness 421 N.
gathering place:
-
focus 74 N.
gathering:
-
shade 424 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
disease 655 N.
Gatling gun:
-
arms 727 N.
GATT:
-
compact 769 N.
gauche:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
gaucherie:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
gaud:
-
ornament 847 N.
gaudery:
-
vanity 880 N.
gaudiness:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
gaudy as a butterfly:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
gaudy as a peacock:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
gaudy as a tulip:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
gaudy:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
gauge:
-
measurement 466 N.
-
measurement 466 V.
-
indication 550 N.
gauger:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
gauging:
-
measurement 466 N.
gaunt:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
gauntlet:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
defense 717 N.
Gautama:
-
pseudo-revelation 986 N.
gauze:
-
shade 424 N.
-
semitransparency 427 N.
gavel:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
price 812 N.
gavelkind:
-
participation 778 N.
gavelock:
-
instrument 633 N.
gavot:
-
amusement 840 N.
gavotte:
-
amusement 840 N.
gawk:
-
fool 501 N.
-
spectator 444 V.
gawky:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
gay as a lark:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
gay deceiver:
-
libertine 962 N.
gay world:
-
fashion 852 N.
gay:
-
color 428 Adj.
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
-
man 373 N.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
gayety:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
gaze:
-
vision 441 N.
-
vision 441 V.
gazebo:
-
vision 441 N.
gazelle:
-
velocity 274 N.
gazette:
-
record 551 N.
-
publication 531 N.
-
news 532 N.
gazetted:
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
gazetteer:
-
information 527 N.
-
record 551 N.
gazetter:
-
list 86 N.
gazingstock:
-
prodigy 872 N.
-
laughingstock 857 N.
gear:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
gehenna:
-
hell 982 N.
geiger counter:
-
measurement 466 N.
gel:
-
density 321 V.
gelatin:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
gelatinous:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
gelation:
-
density 321 N.
geld:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
impotence 158 V.
gelding:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
man 373 N.
gelid:
-
cold 383 Adj.
Geloscopy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
gem of the first water:
-
goodness 648 N.
gem:
-
good man 948 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
geminate:
-
duplication 90 V.
gemination:
-
duplication 90 N.
-
production 161 N.
gemini:
-
duality 89 N.
gemmation:
-
expansion 194 N.
gemmology:
-
jewelry 847a N.
gemmule:
-
cause 153 N.
gemological:
-
jewelry 847a Adj.
gemologist:
-
jewelry 847a N.
gemology:
-
jewelry 847a N.
gemote:
-
assemblage 72 N.
gemstone:
-
jewelry 847a N.
gendarme:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
gender:
-
class 75 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
genealogy:
-
continuity 69 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
general anaesthetic:
-
inactivity 683 N.
general breaking up:
-
disease 655 N.
general conception:
-
quantity 25 N.
general favorite:
-
favorite 899 N.
general information:
-
knowledge 490 N.
general meaning:
-
meaning 516 N.
general pardon:
-
oblivion 506 N.
general practitioner:
-
remedy 662 N.
general public:
-
mankind 372 N.
general state of things:
-
habit 613 N.
general store:
-
mart 799 N.
general utility:
-
drama 599 N.
general:
-
generality 78 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
master 745 N.
generalissimo:
-
master 745 N.
generality:
-
mean 29 N.
-
generality 78 N.
generalization:
-
generality 78 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
generalize:
-
generality 78 V.
generally speaking:
-
generality 78 Adv.
generally:
-
generality 78 Adv.
-
habit 613 Adv.
generalship:
-
conduct 692 N.
-
warfare 722 N.
generate:
-
production 161 V.
-
productiveness 168 V.
generation:
-
period 108 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
reproduction 163 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
consanguinity 11 N.
generative:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
generator:
-
producer 164 N.
generic:
-
generality 78 Adj.
generosity:
-
giving 784 N.
-
liberality 816 N.
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
philanthropy 910 N.
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
generous:
-
philanthropy 910 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
-
liberality 816 Adj.
genesis:
-
cause 153 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
genet:
-
carrier 271 N.
Genethliacs:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
genetic:
-
production 161 Adj.
genetics:
-
life 359 N.
genetous:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
Geneva gown frock:
-
canonicals 999 N.
genial:
-
production 161 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
geniality:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
geniculated:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
genital:
-
production 161 Adj.
genitor:
-
paternity 166 N.
geniture:
-
production 161 N.
genius borrows nobly:
-
imitation 19 Phr.
genius for:
-
skill 698 N.
genius loci:
-
safety 664 N.
genius of language:
-
language 560 N.
genius:
-
skill 698 N.
-
sage 500 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
genre:
-
painting 556 N.
gent:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
genteel comedian:
-
drama 599 N.
genteel comedy:
-
drama 599 N.
genteel:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
nobility 875 Adj.
gentile:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
Gentilism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
gentility:
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
gentle as a lamb:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
gentle hint:
-
information 527 N.
gentle slope:
-
obliquity 217 N.
gentle:
-
lenity 740 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
gentlefolk:
-
nobility 875 N.
gentleman of the press:
-
messenger 534 N.
-
book 593 N.
gentleman:
-
man 373 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
-
probity 939 N.
gentlemanlike:
-
nobility 875 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
gentlemanliness:
-
fashion 852 N.
gentlemanly:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
gentleman's C:
-
teaching 537 N.
gentleness:
-
moderation 174 N.
-
lenity 740 N.
Gentoo:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
gentry:
-
nobility 875 N.
genuflection:
-
worship 990 N.
-
respect 928 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
depression 308 N.
-
servility 886 N.
genuflexion:
-
depression 308 N.
-
submission 725 N.
genuine:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
genus:
-
class 75 N.
geodesia:
-
measurement 466 N.
geodesy:
-
world 318 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
geodetical:
-
measurement 466 Adj.
geodetics:
-
measurement 466 N.
geognosy:
-
inorganization 358 N.
geography:
-
situation 183 N.
geology:
-
inorganization 358 N.
geomancer:
-
oracle 513 N.
Geomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
geometer:
-
numeration 85 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
geometrical progression:
-
number 84 N.
geometry:
-
numeration 85 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
geophilous:
-
land 342 Adj.
geoponics:
-
agriculture 371 N.
georama:
-
appearance 448 N.
Georges Dandin:
-
penitence 950 Phr.
georgics:
-
agriculture 371 N.
geoscopy:
-
inorganization 358 N.
geotic:
-
world 318 Adj.
geranium:
-
beauty 845 N.
gerfalcon:
-
evil 913 N.
geriatric:
-
age 128 Adj.
geriatrics:
-
age 128 N.
germ:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
German silver:
-
whiteness 430 N.
-
deception 545 N.
German tinder:
-
fuel 388 N.
german:
-
consanguinity 11 Adj.
germane:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
germinal matter:
-
organization 357 N.
germinal:
-
cause 153 Adj.
germinate from:
-
effect 154 V.
germinate:
-
expansion 194 V.
germination:
-
production 161 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
gerontic:
-
age 128 Adj.
gerrymander:
-
cunning 702 V.
gest transaction:
-
action 680 N.
gest:
-
imagination 515 N.
gestation:
-
transference 270 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
production 161 N.
geste:
-
imagination 515 N.
gestic:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
gesticulate:
-
indication 550 V.
gesticulation:
-
indication 550 N.
gesture:
-
information 527 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
drama 599 N.
get a bad name:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
get a footing:
-
location 184 V.
get a glimpse of:
-
vision 441 V.
get a setdown:
-
humility 879 V.
get a sight of:
-
vision 441 V.
get a sight-of:
-
knowledge 490 V.
get about:
-
restoration 660 V.
-
publication 531 V.
get abroad:
-
publication 531 V.
get afloat:
-
publication 531 V.
get ahead of:
-
superiority 33 V.
get ahead:
-
precession 280 V.
-
progression 282 V.
-
increase 35 V.
get along with you!:
-
abrogation 756 Int.
get along with you:
-
ejection 297 Int.
get along:
-
progression 282 V.
-
ejection 297 Int.
get among:
-
mixture 41 V.
get at the truth:
-
truth 494 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
get at:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
get away:
-
recession 287 V.
-
ejection 297 Int.
-
escape 671 V.
get back:
-
regression 283 V.
-
arrival 292 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
get before:
-
precession 280 V.
get better:
-
improvement 658 V.
-
refreshment 689 V.
-
health 654 V.
get between:
-
interposition 228 V.
get clear of:
-
liberation 750 V.
get clear off:
-
escape 671 V.
get down:
-
descent 306 V.
-
food 298 V.
get drunk:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
get for one's pains:
-
reward 973 V.
get forward:
-
progression 282 V.
get forwards:
-
progression 282 V.
get full play:
-
influence 175 V.
get going:
-
journey 266 V.
get hold of a belief:
-
belief 484 V.
get hold of an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
get hold of:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
taking 789 V.
get home:
-
arrival 292 V.
get hot:
-
sexuality 374a V.
get in front of:
-
precession 280 V.
get in the harvest:
-
completion 729 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
get in:
-
acquisition 775 V.
get into a mess:
-
failure 732 V.
get into a rage:
-
resentment 900 V.
get into a scrape:
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
failure 732 V.
get into debt:
-
debt 806 V.
get into difficulties:
-
difficulty 704 V.
get into favor:
-
love 897 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
get into harness:
-
preparation 673 V.
get into hot water:
-
discord 713 V.
get into one's hand:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
possession 777 V.
get into one's head:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
-
thought 451 V.
get into the knack of:
-
habit 613 V.
get into the way:
-
habit 613 V.
get into trouble:
-
failure 732 V.
get into:
-
habit 613 V.
get it into one's head:
-
belief 484 V.
get it up:
-
sexuality 374a V.
get knowledge:
-
learning 539 V.
get loose:
-
disjunction 44 V.
get lost!:
-
disappearance 449 Int.
get near:
-
approach 286 V.
get no-caused:
-
acquittal 970 V.
get off:
-
departure 293 V.
-
escape 671 V.
get old:
-
age 128 V.
get on fairly:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
get on in the world:
-
prosperity 734 V.
get on peaceably:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
get on quietly:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
get on respectably:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
get on tolerably:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
get on:
-
progression 282 V.
get one's second wind:
-
refreshment 689 V.
get out of here:
-
disappearance 449 Int.
get out of one's depth:
-
plunge 310 V.
get out of the way:
-
avoidance 623 V.
get out:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
-
publication 531 V.
get over a difficulty:
-
success 731 V.
get over an obstacle:
-
success 731 V.
get over it:
-
content 831 V.
get over the ground:
-
progression 282 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
get over:
-
restoration 660 V.
get quit of:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
get ready:
-
preparation 673 V.
get rid of:
-
loss 776 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
simpleness 42 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
deliverance 672 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
resignation 757 V.
get round:
-
restoration 660 V.
get scent of:
-
information 527 V.
get shot down:
-
failure 732 V.
get sick:
-
ejection 297 V.
get sleep:
-
inactivity 683 V.
get some z's:
-
inactivity 683 V.
get the better of:
-
restoration 660 V.
-
success 731 V.
get the hell out of here!:
-
ejection 297 Int.
get the lay of the land:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
experiment 463 V.
-
foresight 510 V.
get the start:
-
precession 280 V.
get the steam up:
-
preparation 673 V.
get the upper hand:
-
authority 737 V.
-
influence 175 V.
get the whip:
-
authority 737 V.
get through:
-
end 67 V.
-
expenditure 809 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
completion 729 V.
get to work:
-
beginning 66 V.
get to:
-
arrival 292 V.
-
distance 196 V.
get together:
-
assemblage 72 V.
get under way:
-
navigation 267 V.
-
departure 293 V.
get underway:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
journey 266 V.
get up early:
-
activity 682 V.
get up the steam:
-
excitation 824 V.
get up:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
ascent 305 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
-
learning 539 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
get warmer:
-
discovery 480a V.
get well out of:
-
escape 671 V.
get well:
-
restoration 660 V.
get whitewashed:
-
nonpayment 808 V.
get wind of:
-
information 527 V.
get wind:
-
publication 531 V.
get you gone!:
-
ejection 297 Int.
get:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
conversion 144 V.
get-out-the-vote campaign:
-
politics 737b N.
gewgaw:
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
geyser:
-
river 348 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
gharry-wallah:
-
traveler 268 N.
ghastly:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
ghat:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
ghaut:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
ghazal:
-
poetry 597 N.
ghee:
-
oil 356 N.
ghetto:
-
abode 189 N.
ghost dance:
-
sorcery 992 N.
ghost like:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
ghost of a chance:
-
improbability 473 N.
ghost:
-
corpse 362 N.
-
demon 980 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
ghost-like:
-
demon 980 Adj.
ghostly:
-
demon 980 Adj.
-
intellect 450 Adj.
-
deity 976 Adj.
ghoul:
-
evil 913 N.
-
demon 980 N.
ghurry:
-
period 108 N.
-
chronometry 114 N.
ghyll:
-
river 348 N.
giant like:
-
size 192 Adj.
giant refreshed:
-
strength 159 N.
giant:
-
size 192 N.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
height 206 N.
giant's stride:
-
distance 196 N.
giaour:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
gib cat:
-
animal 366 N.
gibber:
-
stammering 583 V.
gibberish:
-
neologism 563 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
gibbet:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
scourge 975 N.
gibble-gabble:
-
loquacity 584 N.
gibbosity:
-
convexity 250 N.
gibbous:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
-
convexity 250 Adj.
gibcat:
-
man 373 N.
gibe:
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
disrespect 929 V.
giddiness:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
giddy as a goose:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
giddy:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
giddy-brained:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
giddyhead:
-
fool 501 N.
giddy-paced:
-
agitation 315 Adj.
gift of the gab:
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
speech 582 N.
gift:
-
power 157 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
giving 784 N.
gifted:
-
skill 698 Adj.
gig:
-
ship 273 N.
gigantean:
-
size 192 Adj.
gigantic:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
height 206 Adj.
giggle:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
amusement 840 V.
Gilbertine:
-
clergy 996 N.
gild refined gold:
-
redundancy 641 V.
gild the lily:
-
redundancy 641 V.
gild the pill:
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
deception 545 V.
gild:
-
beauty 845 V.
-
orange 439 V.
-
covering 223 V.
-
ornament 847 V.
gilding:
-
ornament 847 N.
gill:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
river 348 N.
gillie:
-
servant 746 N.
gills:
-
wind 349 N.
gilt:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
giltedged:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
gimcrack:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
brittleness 328 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
gimlet:
-
perforator 262 N.
gimp:
-
edge 231 N.
-
cleanness 652 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
gin drinker:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
gin mill:
-
abode 189 N.
gin palace:
-
abode 189 N.
gin:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
demon 980 N.
ginger:
-
condiment 393 N.
gingerbread:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
gingerly:
-
moderation 174 Adv.
-
care 459 Adv.
gingle:
-
resonance 408 V.
ginsling:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
giraffe:
-
height 206 N.
girandole:
-
luminary 423 N.
girasol:
-
jewelry 847a N.
girasole:
-
jewelry 847a N.
gird up one's loins:
-
strength 159 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
gird:
-
circumjacence 227 V.
-
strength 159 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
girder:
-
connection 45 N.
-
support 215 N.
girdle:
-
circumjacence 227 N.
-
outline 230 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
girl Friday:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
girl:
-
infant 129 N.
-
woman 374 N.
girl-bachelor:
-
celibacy 904 N.
girlhood:
-
youth 127 N.
girlish:
-
infant 129 Adj.
girt:
-
outline 230 N.
girth:
-
connection 45 N.
-
outline 230 N.
gisarme:
-
arms 727 N.
gist:
-
importance 642 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
meaning 516 N.
gittern:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
give a bias:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
give a bit of one's mind:
-
information 527 V.
give a black eye:
-
punishment 972 V.
give a blessing to:
-
approbation 931 V.
give a color to:
-
change 140 V.
-
qualification 469 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
give a coup de gr=ace:
-
pity 914 V.
give a coupe de grace:
-
killing 361 V.
give a cry:
-
cry 411 V.
give a deathblow:
-
killing 361 V.
give a discourse:
-
teaching 537 V.
give a dog a bad name:
-
detraction 934 V.
give a dressing:
-
punishment 972 V.
give a false coloring:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
give a false idea:
-
error 495 V.
give a false impression:
-
error 495 V.
give a fillip:
-
excitation 824 V.
give a gloss:
-
falsehood 544 V.
give a guess:
-
supposition 514 V.
give a hearing:
-
hearing 418 V.
give a helping hand:
-
aid 707 V.
give a hint:
-
information 527 V.
give a horse his head:
-
freedom 748 V.
give a lecture:
-
teaching 537 V.
give a lesson to:
-
punishment 972 V.
give a lesson:
-
teaching 537 V.
give a lift:
-
elevation 307 V.
-
aid 707 V.
give a loose to mirth:
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
give a loose to:
-
laxity 738 V.
-
freedom 748 V.
-
permission 760 V.
give a party:
-
sociality 892 V.
give a promise:
-
promise 768 V.
give a quid pro quo:
-
retaliation 718 V.
give a quietus:
-
killing 361 V.
give a right:
-
dueness 924 V.
give a sermon:
-
teaching 537 V.
give a shove:
-
aid 707 V.
give a sigh:
-
lamentation 839 V.
give a signal:
-
indication 550 V.
give a start to:
-
impulse 276 V.
give a start:
-
propulsion 284 V.
give a thought to:
-
attention 457 V.
give a tone to society:
-
fashion 852 V.
give a trial to:
-
experiment 463 V.
give a turn to:
-
change 140 V.
give a twist:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
give a warm reception to:
-
defense 717 V.
give a warm reception:
-
sociality 892 V.
give a willing ear:
-
willingness 602 V.
give absolution:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
give admittance to:
-
reception 296 V.
give advice:
-
advice 695 V.
give aid:
-
aid 707 V.
give alms:
-
worship 990 V.
give an account of:
-
description 594 V.
give an account:
-
information 527 V.
give an alarm:
-
alarm 669 V.
-
indication 550 V.
-
fear 860 V.
give an ear:
-
hearing 418 V.
give an impetus:
-
impulse 276 V.
give an impulse to:
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
aid 707 V.
give an impulse:
-
motive 615 V.
give an opinion:
-
judgment 480 V.
give an opportunity:
-
occasion 134 V.
give and take:
-
compromise 774 V.
-
probity 939 V.
-
right 922 V.
-
barter 794 V.
-
retaliation 718 V.
-
retaliation 718 N.
-
compensation 30 V.
-
right 922 N.
-
interchange 148 V.
give as good as one gets:
-
retaliation 718 V.
give as much as one takes:
-
retaliation 718 V.
give assent:
-
assent 488 V.
give attention to:
-
attention 457 V.
give audience to:
-
hearing 418 V.
give away in marriage:
-
marriage 903 V.
give away:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
marriage 903 V.
give back:
-
restitution 790 V.
give bail:
-
security 771 V.
give battle:
-
warfare 722 V.
give benediction:
-
worship 990 V.
give birth to:
-
production 161 V.
-
life 359 V.
give chase:
-
pursuit 622 V.
give color to:
-
probability 472 V.
give comfort:
-
relief 834 V.
-
benevolence 906 V.
give consent:
-
consent 762 V.
give counsel:
-
advice 695 V.
give courage:
-
courage 861 V.
give credit for:
-
vindication 937 N.
give credit to:
-
belief 484 V.
give credit:
-
promise 768 V.
-
credit 805 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
give denial to:
-
negation 536 V.
give dispensation:
-
exemption 927a V.
give due weight to:
-
discrimination 465 V.
give ear:
-
hearing 418 V.
give energy:
-
physical energy 171 V.
give entrance to:
-
reception 296 V.
-
ingress 294 V.
give every one his due:
-
dueness 924 V.
-
right 922 V.
give evidence:
-
evidence 467 V.
give exit:
-
ejection 297 V.
give expression to:
-
phrase 566 V.
give faith to:
-
belief 484 V.
give fancy:
-
imagination 515 V.
give for answer:
-
answer 462 V.
give forth:
-
publication 531 V.
give foundations:
-
support 215 V.
give full play:
-
facility 705 V.
give full swing:
-
facility 705 V.
give heed to:
-
attention 457 V.
give honor to:
-
repute 873 V.
give hope:
-
hope 858 V.
give importance to:
-
importance 642 V.
give in charge:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
give in custody:
-
restraint 751 V.
give in:
-
submission 725 V.
give indication of:
-
manifestation 525 V.
give into:
-
consent 762 V.
give it a try:
-
experiment 463 Phr.
give it one finely:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
give it one:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
give it up:
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
give judgment:
-
judgment 480 V.
give leg bail:
-
avoidance 623 V.
give legal counsel:
-
lawyer 968 V.
give me leave to say:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
give moral support to:
-
aid 707 V.
give new ideas:
-
teaching 537 V.
give new life to:
-
aid 707 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
give no quarter:
-
killing 361 V.
-
severity 739 V.
-
pitilessness 914a V.
give notice to quit:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
give notice:
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
warning 668 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
indication 550 V.
give occasion to:
-
cause 153 V.
give offense:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
give one a blow:
-
attack 716 V.
give one a cast:
-
aid 707 V.
give one a kick:
-
attack 716 V.
give one a life:
-
aid 707 V.
give one a setdown:
-
confutation 479 V.
give one a shock:
-
excitation 824 V.
give one a turn:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
aid 707 V.
give one a wipe:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
give one credit for:
-
belief 484 V.
give one goose flesh:
-
cold 383 V.
give one his due:
-
vindication 937 N.
give one hundred percent:
-
exertion 686 V.
give one joy:
-
congratulation 896 V.
give one the go by:
-
avoidance 623 V.
give one the slip:
-
escape 671 V.
give one to understand:
-
information 527 V.
give one's duty to:
-
courtesy 894 V.
give one's hand to:
-
marriage 903 V.
give one's honor:
-
promise 768 V.
give one's mind to:
-
attention 457 V.
give one's voice for:
-
assent 488 V.
give one's word:
-
promise 768 V.
give oneself airs:
-
affectation 855 V.
-
pride 878 V.
-
vanity 880 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
give oneself up to:
-
resolution 604 V.
give orders:
-
command 741 V.
give origin to:
-
cause 153 V.
give out a light:
-
light 420 V.
give out a smell:
-
odor 398 V.
give out sound:
-
sound 402 V.
give out:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
publication 531 V.
-
giving 784 V.
give over:
-
cessation 142 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
hopelessness 859 V.
give pain:
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
give permission:
-
permission 760 V.
give place to:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
substitution 147 V.
give play:
-
imagination 515 V.
give pleasure:
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
give points:
-
equality 27 V.
give power of attorney to:
-
commission 755 V.
give power:
-
power 157 V.
-
permission 760 V.
give quarter:
-
pity 914 V.
-
lenity 740 V.
give rise:
-
cause 153 V.
give rope enough:
-
laxity 738 V.
give rotundity:
-
rotundity 249 V.
give round:
-
submission 725 V.
give satisfaction:
-
contention 720 V.
-
atonement 952 V.
give scope to:
-
permission 760 V.
give scope:
-
freedom 748 V.
give security:
-
promise 768 V.
-
security 771 V.
give sign:
-
manifestation 525 V.
give sorrow words:
-
lamentation 839 V.
give strength:
-
strength 159 V.
give substantial bail:
-
security 771 V.
give support:
-
support 215 V.
give thanks:
-
gratitude 916 V.
-
worship 990 V.
give the advantage:
-
inequality 28 V.
give the alarm:
-
alarm 669 V.
give the attention to:
-
attention 457 V.
give the cold shoulder:
-
repulsion 289 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
give the cue:
-
information 527 V.
-
indication 550 V.
give the Devil his due:
-
probity 939 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
right 922 V.
give the entree:
-
reception 296 V.
give the eye to:
-
attention 457 V.
give the final touch:
-
completion 729 V.
give the franchise:
-
freedom 748 V.
give the freedom of:
-
freedom 748 V.
give the go-by to:
-
neglect 460 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
give the go-by:
-
deception 545 V.
give the law to:
-
authority 737 V.
give the law:
-
command 741 V.
give the lie to:
-
negation 536 V.
give the mind to:
-
attention 457 V.
give the reins to:
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laxity 738 V.
-
permission 760 V.
-
facility 705 V.
give the reins:
-
imagination 515 V.
give the sack to:
-
ejection 297 V.
give the sacrament:
-
rite 998 V.
give the signal:
-
command 741 V.
give the stick:
-
punishment 972 V.
give the third degree:
-
inquiry 461 V.
give the tongue:
-
speech 582 V.
give the word of command:
-
command 741 V.
give the word:
-
command 741 V.
give to the world:
-
publication 531 V.
give token:
-
manifestation 525 V.
give tongue:
-
voice 580 V.
-
publication 531 V.
give troth:
-
promise 768 V.
give umbrage:
-
resentment 900 V.
give up all hope:
-
hopelessness 859 V.
give up the argument:
-
relinquishment 624 V.
give up the ghost:
-
death 360 V.
give up the hope of:
-
hopelessness 859 V.
give up the point:
-
relinquishment 624 V.
give up:
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
hopelessness 859 V.
-
restitution 790 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
rejection 610 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
resignation 757 V.
-
submission 725 V.
give utterance to:
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
speech 582 V.
give utterance:
-
voice 580 V.
give vent to:
-
ejection 297 V.
give vent:
-
disclosure 529 V.
give warning:
-
warning 668 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
give way to:
-
modesty 881 V.
give way:
-
submission 725 V.
-
pain 828 V.
-
brittleness 328 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
give words to:
-
phrase 566 V.
give:
-
heat 382 V.
-
softness 324 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
discount 813 V.
give-away:
-
cheapness 815 N.
given an idea of:
-
teaching 537 V.
given an inkling of:
-
information 527 V.
given over:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
given time:
-
occasion 134 N.
given to drink:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
given to:
-
habit 613 Adj.
given up:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
given:
-
giving 784 Adj.
-
circumstance 8 Adj.
-
supposition 514 Adj.
-
receiving 785 Adj.
giver:
-
giving 784 N.
giving thanks:
-
worship 990 N.
-
gratitude 916 N.
giving:
-
giving 784 Adj.
-
giving 784 N.
gizzard:
-
receptacle 191 N.
glabrous:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
glacial:
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
cold 383 Adj.
glaciarum:
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amusement 840 N.
glaciate:
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refrigeration 385 V.
glacier:
-
cold 383 N.
glacis:
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defense 717 N.
glad tidings:
-
news 532 N.
glad:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
gladden the heart:
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
relief 834 V.
gladden:
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
glade:
-
shade 424 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
opening 260 N.
gladiate:
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sharpness 253 Adj.
gladiator:
-
combatant 726 N.
gladiatorial:
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
contention 720 Adj.
gladiatorship:
-
contention 720 N.
gladness:
-
pleasure 827 N.
gladsome:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
glair:
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semiliquidity 352 N.
glaive:
-
arms 727 N.
glamor:
-
sorcery 992 N.
glance at:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
information 527 V.
glance coal:
-
fuel 388 N.
glance off:
-
deviation 279 V.
-
divergence 291 V.
glance on:
-
vision 441 V.
glance over:
-
attention 457 V.
glance round:
-
vision 441 V.
glance upon:
-
attention 457 V.
glance:
-
indication 550 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
vision 441 N.
glanders:
-
disease 655 N.
glare:
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light 420 V.
-
visibility 446 V.
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
-
vision 441 V.
glaring:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
glaringly:
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greatness 31 Adv.
glass coach:
-
vehicle 272 N.
glass of fashion:
-
fashion 852 N.
glass of time:
-
time 106 N.
glass:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
optical instruments 445 N.
-
smoothness 255 N.
-
transparency 425 N.
glasses:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
Glassite:
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heterodoxy 984 N.
glassware:
-
receptacle 191 N.
glassy:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
transparency 425 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
glaucoma:
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greenness 435 N.
glaucous:
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greenness 435 Adj.
glave:
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arms 727 N.
glaver:
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flattery 933 V.
glaze:
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smoothness 255 V.
gleam of hope:
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hope 858 N.
gleam:
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smallness 32 N.
-
light 420 N.
-
light 420 V.
glean information:
-
learning 539 V.
glean knowledge:
-
learning 539 V.
glean learning:
-
learning 539 V.
glean:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
choice 609 V.
gleaning:
-
choice 609 N.
gleanings:
-
choice 609 N.
glebe:
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temple 1000 N.
-
land 342 N.
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churchdom 995 N.
glee:
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cheerfulness 836 N.
-
music 415 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
gleeful:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
gleek:
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
disrespect 929 V.
gleesome:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
glen:
-
concavity 252 N.
glib:
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loquacity 584 Adj.
-
facility 705 Adj.
glibly:
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loquacity 584 Adv.
glide into:
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conversion 144 V.
glide:
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course 109 V.
-
motion 264 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
glider pilot:
-
mariner 269 N.
gliming:
-
dimness 422 N.
glimmer of hope:
-
hope 858 N.
glimmer:
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dimness 422 N.
-
dimness 422 V.
-
visibility 446 V.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
light 420 V.
glimmering:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
ignorance 491 N.
-
light 420 N.
glimpse:
-
vision 441 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
glint:
-
light 420 N.
-
vision 441 N.
glisten:
-
light 420 V.
glister:
-
light 420 V.
glitter:
-
light 420 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
ostentation 882 V.
glittering:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
gloam:
-
sullenness 901a V.
gloaming:
-
evening 126 N.
gloar:
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wonder 870 V.
gloat on:
-
vision 441 V.
gloat over:
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physical pleasure 377 V.
-
pleasure 827 V.
gloat:
-
vision 441 V.
globated:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
globe:
-
rotundity 249 N.
-
world 318 N.
globegirdler:
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traveler 268 N.
globetrotter:
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traveler 268 N.
globose:
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rotundity 249 Adj.
globosity:
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rotundity 249 N.
globous:
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rotundity 249 Adj.
globular:
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rotundity 249 Adj.
globule:
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smallness 32 N.
-
rotundity 249 N.
glomeration:
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assemblage 72 N.
gloom:
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darkness 421 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
gloomy horizon:
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hopelessness 859 N.
gloomy:
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darkness 421 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
Gloria Vanderbilt:
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clothing 225 N.
gloriation:
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boasting 884 N.
glorification:
-
repute 873 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
-
worship 990 N.
glorify:
-
deity 976 V.
-
worship 990 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
glorious:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
glory be to God!:
-
worship 990 Int.
glory be to:
-
repute 873 Int.
glory in:
-
pride 878 V.
glory:
-
deity 976 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
light 420 N.
-
heaven 981 N.
gloss of novelty:
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newness 123 N.
gloss over:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
intuition 477 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
gloss:
-
vindication 937 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
-
light 420 N.
-
smoothness 255 N.
glossarist:
-
interpreter 524 N.
glossary:
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list 86 N.
-
word 562 N.
glossographer:
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word 562 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
glossolinguist:
-
scholar 492 N.
glossology:
-
language 560 N.
-
word 562 N.
glossy print:
-
painting 556 N.
glossy:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
glottology:
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language 560 N.
glout:
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sullenness 901a V.
glove:
-
clothing 225 N.
glow:
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vigor 574 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
color 428 N.
-
light 420 V.
-
light 420 N.
-
heat 382 V.
-
heat 382 N.
-
feeling 821 V.
glower:
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
sullenness 901a V.
glowering:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
glowing:
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luminary 423 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
orange 439 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
glowworm:
-
luminary 423 N.
gloze:
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flattery 933 N.
-
flattery 933 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
glucose:
-
sweetness 396 N.
glue:
-
connection 45 N.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
coherence 46 V.
-
tenacity 327 N.
glued to:
-
attention 457 Adj.
glum:
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discontent 832 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
glume:
-
covering 223 N.
glut.:
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satiety 869 V.
glut:
-
satiety 869 N.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
gluten:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
glutenous:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
glutinosity:
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semiliquidity 352 N.
glutinous:
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semiliquidity 352 Adj.
glutinousness:
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tenacity 327 N.
glutton:
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food 298 N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
gluttonous:
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gluttony 957 Adj.
gluttony:
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food 298 N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
glycerin:
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oil 356 N.
glycerine:
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lubrication 332 N.
glyphograph:
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engraving 558 N.
glyphography:
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engraving 558 N.
glyptograph:
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engraving 558 N.
glyptography:
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engraving 558 N.
glyptotheca:
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sculpture 557 N.
glyster:
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insertion 300 N.
gnarl:
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threat 909 V.
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complexity 59a N.
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resentment 900 V.
gnarled:
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density 321 Adj.
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complexity 59a Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
gnash one's teeth:
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lamentation 839 V.
gnash:
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resentment 900 V.
gnashing of teeth:
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resentment 900 N.
gnat:
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littleness 193 N.
gnaw at the root of:
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deterioration 659 Adj.
gnaw:
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deterioration 659 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
food 298 V.
-
friction 331 V.
gnawing grief:
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pain 828 N.
gnawing pain:
-
physical pain 378 N.
gnome:
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demon 980 N.
gnomic:
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maxim 496 Adj.
gnomon:
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chronometry 114 N.
Gnostic:
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heterodoxy 984 N.
Gnosticism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
go a begging:
-
request 765 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
inutility 645 V.
-
offer 763 V.
go a journey:
-
journey 266 V.
go a Maying:
-
amusement 840 V.
go aboard:
-
departure 293 V.
go about your business!:
-
ejection 297 Int.
-
abrogation 756 Int.
go about:
-
publication 531 V.
-
undertaking 676 V.
-
circuition 311 V.
-
inversion 218 V.
go across:
-
passage 302 V.
go adrift:
-
deviation 279 V.
go after:
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posteriority 117 V.
-
sequence 281 V.
go against the grain:
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roughness 256 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
go against the stomach:
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painfulness 830 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
go against:
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
go ahead!:
-
activity 682 Int.
Go ahead, make my day!:
-
defiance 715 Phr.
go ahead; make my day:
-
prohibition 761 Phr.
go ahead:
-
progression 282 V.
-
precession 280 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
activity 682 V.
go all lengths:
-
exertion 686 V.
-
completeness 52 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
activity 682 V.
go all to smash:
-
destruction 162 V.
go aloft:
-
ascent 305 V.
go along with you!:
-
ejection 297 Int.
go along with:
-
concurrence 178 V.
-
assent 488 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
go along:
-
departure 293 V.
-
ejection 297 Int.
go amiss:
-
failure 732 V.
go ape:
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violence 173 V.
go ashore:
-
arrival 292 V.
-
land 342 V.
go astray:
-
deviation 279 V.
-
error 495 V.
-
vice 945 V.
go at hammer and tongs:
-
attack 716 V.
go at large:
-
freedom 748 V.
go away with a flea in:
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disrepute 874 V.
go away:
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the past 122 V.
-
absence 187 V.
-
recession 287 V.
-
departure 293 V.
-
ejection 297 Int.
-
avoidance 623 V.
go back from:
-
nonobservance 773 V.
go back on:
-
relinquishment 624 V.
go back:
-
regression 283 V.
go bad:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
go bail for:
-
debt 806 V.
go bail:
-
security 771 V.
go bananas:
-
violence 173 V.
go bang:
-
amusement 840 N.
go before:
-
precession 280 V.
-
priority 116 V.
go between:
-
interposition 228 N.
go beyond the pale:
-
limit 233 Phr.
go beyond:
-
transcursion 303 V.
go bonkers:
-
insanity 503 V.
go by shank's mare:
-
journey 266 V.
go by the board:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
go by the name of:
-
nomenclature 564 V.
go by the rules:
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conformity 82 V.
go by the wayside:
-
impotence 158 V.
go by:
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the past 122 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
course 109 V.
-
cunning 702 N.
go cahoots:
-
party 712 V.
go crazy:
-
insanity 503 V.
go cross:
-
failure 732 V.
go dead against:
-
opposition 708 V.
go deep into:
-
inquiry 461 V.
go down in the world:
-
poverty 804 V.
-
adversity 735 V.
go down like a stone:
-
plunge 310 V.
go down well:
-
content 831 V.
go down with:
-
content 831 V.
go down:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
content 831 V.
go downhill:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
adversity 735 V.
go fairly:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
go farther and fare worse:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
go for nothing:
-
unimportance 643 V.
go forth:
-
publication 531 V.
-
departure 293 V.
go forward:
-
progression 282 V.
go forwards:
-
progression 282 V.
go from bad to worse:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
aggravation 835 V.
go from home:
-
departure 293 V.
go from one's word:
-
nonobservance 773 V.
go further and fare worse:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
go great lengths:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
go halfway:
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
mid-course 628 V.
go halves:
-
bisection 91 V.
-
participation 778 V.
go hand in hand with:
-
accompaniment 88 V.
-
concurrence 178 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
go hand in hand:
-
synchronism 120 V.
-
concord 714 V.
go hard with one:
-
difficulty 704 V.
go hard with:
-
adversity 735 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
pain 828 V.
go home:
-
regression 283 V.
go in advance:
-
precession 280 V.
go in for:
-
resolution 604 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
go in the rear of:
-
sequence 281 V.
go in the trail of:
-
sequence 281 V.
go in the van:
-
precession 280 V.
go in the wake of:
-
sequence 281 V.
go in:
-
ingress 294 V.
go into a question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
go into a subject:
-
dissertation 595 V.
go into detail:
-
speciality 79 V.
go into hysterics:
-
excitability 825 V.
go into mourning:
-
lamentation 839 V.
go into one's pocket:
-
receiving 785 V.
go into orbit:
-
ascent 305 V.
go into raptures:
-
pleasure 827 V.
go into:
-
ingress 294 V.
go like a bat out of hell:
-
velocity 274 Phr.
go like a shot:
-
velocity 274 V.
go mad:
-
insanity 503 V.
go near:
-
approach 286 V.
go off like a shot:
-
velocity 274 V.
go off the hooks:
-
death 360 V.
go off the stage:
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
departure 293 V.
go off to sleep:
-
inactivity 683 V.
go off:
-
marriage 903 V.
-
excitability 825 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
death 360 V.
-
departure 293 V.
-
the past 122 V.
-
violence 173 V.
go on a fool's errand:
-
rashness 863 V.
go on a forlorn hope:
-
rashness 863 V.
go on a rampage:
-
violence 173 V.
go on a wrong tack:
-
failure 732 V.
go on all fours:
-
facility 705 V.
go on board:
-
departure 293 V.
go on for ever:
-
infinity 105 V.
go on forever:
-
perpetuity 112 V.
go on ill:
-
failure 732 V.
-
adversity 735 V.
go on smoothly:
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
facility 705 V.
go on swimmingly:
-
prosperity 734 V.
go on the stump:
-
speech 582 V.
go on the wagon:
-
temperance 953 V.
go on tick:
-
debt 806 V.
go on well:
-
prosperity 734 V.
go on:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
time 106 V.
-
progression 282 V.
go one's rounds:
-
journey 266 V.
go one's way:
-
departure 293 V.
go out for walk:
-
journey 266 V.
go out like a lamb:
-
moderation 174 V.
go out of one's depth:
-
rashness 863 V.
go out of one's way:
-
deviation 279 V.
-
circuit 629 V.
go out of:
-
egress 295 V.
go out:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
go over the ground:
-
passage 302 V.
go over the same ground:
-
repetition 104 V.
go over to the enemy:
-
improbity 940 V.
go over:
-
inversion 218 V.
-
passage 302 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
tergiversation 607 V.
go peaceably:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
go pitapat:
-
agitation 315 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
go quietly:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
go respectably:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
go round about:
-
circuit 629 V.
go round:
-
inversion 218 V.
-
circularity 247 V.
-
motive 615 V.
go shares:
-
participation 778 V.
go shopping:
-
purchase 795 V.
go snacks:
-
participation 778 V.
go straight to the point:
-
direction 278 V.
go straight:
-
mid-course 628 V.
-
straightness 246 V.
go the limit:
-
resolution 604 V.
go the round:
-
circuition 311 V.
go the rounds:
-
publication 531 V.
go the same round:
-
repetition 104 V.
go the way of all flesh:
-
death 360 V.
go the whole hog:
-
completion 729 V.
-
completeness 52 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
go the whole length:
-
completeness 52 V.
go through 180 degrees:
-
circuition 311 V.
go through 360 degrees:
-
circuition 311 V.
go through a part:
-
drama 599 V.
go through fire and water:
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
exertion 686 V.
-
courage 861 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
go through one:
-
excitation 824 V.
go through:
-
completion 729 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
passage 302 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
go to battle:
-
warfare 722 V.
go to bed:
-
repose 687 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
quiescence 265 V.
go to blazes!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
go to church:
-
worship 990 V.
go to college:
-
learning 539 V.
go to confession:
-
rite 998 V.
go to Davy Jones's locker:
-
death 360 V.
go to decay:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
go to do:
-
undertaking 676 V.
go to hell!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
go to it!:
-
continuance in action 143 Int.
go to law:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
go to loggerheads:
-
contention 720 V.
go to mass:
-
rite 998 V.
go to one's heart:
-
excitation 824 V.
go to one's last home:
-
death 360 V.
go to one's long account:
-
death 360 V.
go to pieces:
-
destruction 162 V.
go to pot:
-
failure 732 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
go to press:
-
printing 591 V.
go to rack and ruin:
-
adversity 735 V.
go to rest:
-
repose 687 V.
go to school:
-
learning 539 V.
go to sea:
-
departure 293 V.
go to seed:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
go to shivers:
-
destruction 162 V.
go to sleep over:
-
inactivity 683 V.
go to sleep:
-
repose 687 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
go to smash:
-
destruction 162 V.
go to the alehouse:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
go to the bottom:
-
plunge 310 V.
go to the dogs:
-
poverty 804 V.
-
adversity 735 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
failure 732 V.
go to the public house:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
go to the right about:
-
inversion 218 V.
go to the rightabout:
-
tergiversation 607 V.
go to the university:
-
learning 539 V.
go to the wall:
-
failure 732 V.
-
death 360 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
go to war:
-
warfare 722 V.
go to wrack and ruin:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
poverty 804 V.
go to wreck:
-
destruction 162 V.
go to!:
-
advice 695 Int.
go to:
-
journey 266 V.
-
distance 196 V.
-
direction 278 V.
go tolerably:
-
mediocrity 736 V.
go under the name of:
-
nomenclature 564 V.
go up in flames:
-
calefaction 384 V.
go up in smoke:
-
impotence 158 V.
go up:
-
ascent 305 V.
go upon another tack:
-
tergiversation 607 V.
go wild:
-
excitability 825 V.
go with the crowd:
-
assent 488 V.
go with the flow:
-
assent 488 V.
-
conformity 82 V.
go with the stream:
-
servility 886 V.
-
fashion 852 V.
-
concord 714 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
assent 488 V.
-
conformity 82 V.
-
progression 282 V.
go with:
-
assent 488 V.
-
concurrence 178 V.
-
concord 714 V.
go wrong:
-
failure 732 V.
go your way!:
-
ejection 297 Int.
go:
-
motion 264 V.
-
recession 287 V.
-
achromatism 429 V.
-
fashion 852 N.
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
physical energy 171 N.
goad:
-
motive 615 N.
-
motive 615 V.
go-ahead:
-
activity 682 Adj.
goal:
-
end 67 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
success 731 N.
goaler:
-
scourge 975 N.
goalpost:
-
arrival 292 N.
goat:
-
leap 309 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
goatee:
-
roughness 256 N.
goatish:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
gob:
-
food 298 N.
gobbet:
-
food 298 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
gobble up:
-
gluttony 957 N.
gobble:
-
ululation 412 V.
gobemouche:
-
fool 501 N.
-
dupe 547 N.
gobetween:
-
instrumentality 631 N.
go-between:
-
mediation 724 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
goblet:
-
receptacle 191 N.
goblin:
-
demon 980 N.
go-cart:
-
vehicle 272 N.
God bless me!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
God bless you!:
-
departure 293 Int.
God bless:
-
worship 990 Int.
God forbid!:
-
deprecation 766 Int.
-
worship 990 Int.
-
dissent 489 Int.
God forbid:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
God grant:
-
worship 990 Int.
God help you!:
-
pity 914 Int.
God knows:
-
ignorance 491 Int.
God save:
-
worship 990 Int.
God speed!:
-
departure 293 Int.
-
hope 858 Int.
God the Father:
-
deity 976 N.
God the Holy Ghost:
-
deity 976 N.
God the Son:
-
deity 976 N.
God willing:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
God:
-
deity 976 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
godchild:
-
security 771 N.
goddess:
-
love 897 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
godfather:
-
security 771 N.
Godhead:
-
deity 976 N.
godless:
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
godlessness:
-
irreligion 989 N.
godlike:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
god-like:
-
Jupiter 979 Adj.
godly:
-
piety 987 Adj.
godmother:
-
security 771 N.
God's acre:
-
interment 363 N.
God's grace:
-
benevolence 906 N.
God's honest truth:
-
truth 494 N.
God's love:
-
benevolence 906 N.
God's will:
-
necessity 601 N.
godsend:
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
good 618 N.
Godship:
-
deity 976 N.
Godspeed!:
-
courtesy 894 Int.
-
benevolence 906 Int.
-
approbation 931 Int.
goer:
-
carrier 271 N.
gofer:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
Gog and Magog:
-
size 192 N.
goggle eyes:
-
vision 441 N.
goggle:
-
resonance 408 V.
-
vision 441 V.
goggle-eyed:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
goggle-eyes:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
goggles:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
going a begging:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
going about:
-
news 532 Adj.
going after:
-
sequence 63 N.
going down of the sun:
-
evening 126 N.
going off:
-
death 360 Adj.
going on:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
-
business 625 Adj.
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
going over:
-
tergiversation 607 N.
going price:
-
value 812a N.
going to happen:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
going:
-
motion 264 N.
goiter:
-
disease 655 N.
Golconda:
-
wealth 803 N.
gold certificate:
-
money 800 N.
gold plate:
-
covering 223 N.
gold standard:
-
money 800 N.
gold:
-
orange 439 N.
-
money 800 N.
gold-backed currency:
-
money 800 N.
goldbicker:
-
inactivity 683 N.
goldbrick:
-
inactivity 683 N.
gold-colored:
-
orange 439 Adj.
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
golden age:
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
golden anniversary:
-
celebration 883 N.
golden apple:
-
motive 615 N.
golden calf:
-
pseudo-revelation 986 N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
golden dream:
-
imagination 515 N.
-
hope 858 N.
golden jubilee:
-
celebration 883 N.
golden mean:
-
mediocrity 736 N.
-
mean 29 N.
-
moderation 174 N.
-
mid-course 628 N.
golden opinions:
-
approbation 931 N.
golden opportunity:
-
occasion 134 N.
golden rule:
-
maxim 496 N.
-
precept 697 N.
golden season of life:
-
youth 127 N.
golden time:
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
golden wedding:
-
celebration 883 N.
golden years:
-
age 128 N.
golden:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
golf cart:
-
vehicle 272 N.
golf:
-
amusement 840 N.
Golgotha:
-
interment 363 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
Goliath:
-
strength 159 N.
-
size 192 N.
gomashta:
-
consignee 758 N.
gondola:
-
ship 273 N.
gondolier:
-
mariner 269 N.
gone bad:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
gone by:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
gone case:
-
hopelessness 859 N.
gone out of one's head:
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
gone out:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
gone to meet one's maker:
-
death 360 Adj.
gone with the wind:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
gone:
-
death 360 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
absence 187 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
disappearance 449 Adj.
goneness:
-
fatigue 688 N.
goner:
-
hopelessness 859 N.
gonfalon:
-
indication 550 N.
gong:
-
resonance 408 N.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
goniometer:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
goniometry:
-
angularity 244 N.
gonorrhea:
-
disease 655 N.
goo:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
good actions:
-
virtue 944 N.
good as gold:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
good at the price:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
good at:
-
skill 698 Adj.
good auspices:
-
hope 858 N.
good behavior:
-
virtue 944 N.
-
duty 926 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
good breeding:
-
courtesy 894 N.
good case:
-
reasoning 476 N.
good chance:
-
probability 472 N.
good cheer:
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
food 298 N.
good circumstances:
-
wealth 803 N.
good company:
-
sociality 892 N.
good day!:
-
departure 293 Int.
good day:
-
courtesy 894 Int.
good effect:
-
beauty 845 N.
good enough:
-
content 831 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
good example:
-
good man 948 N.
good faith:
-
probity 939 N.
good feeling:
-
benevolence 906 N.
good fellow:
-
sociality 892 N.
-
good man 948 N.
good fellowship:
-
sociality 892 N.
good for nothing:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
good for:
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
good fortune:
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
success 731 N.
-
good 618 N.
Good Friday:
-
rite 998 N.
good genius:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
benefactor 912 N.
-
friend 890 N.
good gracious!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
good grief!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
good hand:
-
writing 590 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
good health:
-
health 654 N.
good heavens:
-
wonder 870 Int.
good hit:
-
plan 626 N.
-
success 731 N.
good housewifery:
-
economy 817 N.
good humor:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
good judgment:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
good lack:
-
wonder 870 Int.
good living:
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
food 298 N.
good looks:
-
beauty 845 N.
good Lord!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
good luck go with thee:
-
prosperity 734 Phr.
good luck:
-
chance 621 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
good man:
-
marriage 903 N.
-
good man 948 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
man 373 N.
good manners:
-
courtesy 894 N.
good morrow!:
-
arrival 292 Int.
-
courtesy 894 Int.
good move:
-
plan 626 N.
good name:
-
repute 873 N.
good nature:
-
benevolence 906 N.
good offices:
-
mediation 724 N.
-
benevolence 906 N.
good old time:
-
the past 122 N.
good omen:
-
hope 858 N.
good opinion:
-
approbation 931 N.
good penny worth:
-
cheapness 815 N.
good prospect:
-
probability 472 N.
-
hope 858 N.
good report:
-
repute 873 N.
good repute:
-
repute 873 N.
good Samaritan:
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
benefactor 912 N.
good sense:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
good shot:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
good society:
-
fashion 852 N.
good state of health:
-
health 654 N.
good stroke:
-
plan 626 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
success 731 N.
good sum:
-
money 800 N.
good sword:
-
arms 727 N.
good taste:
-
savoriness 394 N.
-
taste 850 N.
good temper:
-
courtesy 894 N.
Good Templar:
-
sobriety 958 N.
good thing:
-
goodness 648 N.
good turn:
-
good 618 N.
good understanding:
-
concord 714 N.
-
friendship 888 N.
good voice:
-
voice 580 N.
good wife:
-
marriage 903 N.
-
woman 374 N.
good will:
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
friendship 888 N.
good wine needs no bush:
-
vindication 937 Phr.
good wishes:
-
benevolence 906 N.
good woman:
-
woman 374 N.
-
good man 948 N.
good word:
-
approbation 931 N.
good works:
-
benevolence 906 N.
good:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
-
approbation 931 Adj.
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
completeness 52 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
-
assent 488 Adv.
-
good 618 Adj.
-
good 618 N.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
right 922 Adj.
goodbye!:
-
departure 293 Int.
goodbye:
-
departure 293 N.
good-day:
-
arrival 292 Int.
good-humored:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
good-looking:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
goodly:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
good-mannered:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
good-natured friend:
-
detractor 936 N.
good-natured:
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
goodness gracious!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
goodness of heart:
-
benevolence 906 N.
goodness:
-
good 618 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
goods train:
-
vehicle 272 N.
goods:
-
merchandise 798 N.
-
property 780 N.
goodwife:
-
marriage 903 N.
goodwill:
-
willingness 602 N.
Goodwin sands:
-
pitfall 667 N.
goody:
-
woman 374 N.
gooey:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
goose egg:
-
zero 101 N.
goose quill:
-
writing 590 N.
goose skin:
-
cold 383 N.
goose:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
sibilation 409 N.
-
fool 501 N.
gooseberry eyes:
-
vision 441 N.
gooseberry:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
gooseberry-eyed:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
goosecap:
-
fool 501 N.
gopher:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
Gordian knot:
-
complexity 59a N.
-
convolution 248 Adv.
-
difficulty 704 N.
gore:
-
opening 260 V.
-
killing 361 N.
-
junction 43 N.
gorge de pigeon:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
gorge the hook:
-
willingness 602 V.
gorge:
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
satiety 869 V.
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
interval 198 N.
gorged:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
gorgeous:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
gorgeousness:
-
beauty 845 N.
Gorgon:
-
fear 860 N.
Gorgonian:
-
fear 860 Adj.
gorilla:
-
evil 913 N.
gormandize:
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
food 298 V.
gormandizing:
-
gluttony 957 Adj.
gorse:
-
vegetable 367 N.
gory:
-
killing 361 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
gospel truth:
-
truth 494 N.
gospel:
-
certainty 474 N.
-
truth 494 N.
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
Gospels:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
gossamer:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
-
filament 205 N.
-
levity 320 N.
gossamery:
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
levity 320 Adj.
-
texture 329 Adj.
gossip:
-
curiosity 455 N.
-
conversation 588 V.
-
conversation 588 N.
-
loquacity 584 V.
-
news 532 N.
-
loquacity 584 N.
gossoon:
-
commonality 876 N.
Goth:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
Gothamite:
-
fool 501 N.
Gothic:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
amorphism 241 Adj.
Gothicism:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
gouache:
-
painting 556 N.
gouge out:
-
concavity 252 V.
gouge:
-
concavity 252 V.
-
perforator 262 N.
gourmand:
-
sensualist 954a N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
gourmet:
-
sensualist 954a N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
fastidiousness 868 N.
gout:
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
taste 390 N.
gouty:
-
physical pain 378 Adj.
govern:
-
deity 976 V.
-
government 737a V.
-
government 737a N.
-
direction 693 V.
governess:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
keeper 753 N.
governing:
-
government 737a Adj.
government school:
-
school 542 N.
government:
-
authority 737 N.
-
government 737a Adj.
-
direction 693 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
government 737a N.
governor:
-
keeper 753 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
director 694 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
master 745 N.
Governor's message:
-
advice 695 N.
gowk:
-
fool 501 N.
gown:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
canonicals 999 N.
gownsman:
-
scholar 492 N.
grab:
-
taking 789 V.
-
parsimony 819 V.
grabble:
-
touch 379 V.
grace after meals:
-
gratitude 916 N.
grace after meat:
-
gratitude 916 N.
grace before meals:
-
gratitude 916 N.
grace before meat:
-
gratitude 916 N.
grace:
-
pity 914 N.
-
worship 990 N.
-
piety 987 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
taste 850 N.
-
beauty 845 V.
-
beauty 845 N.
-
giving 784 N.
-
permission 760 N.
-
elegance 578 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
gratitude 916 N.
graceful:
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
gracefulness:
-
elegance 578 N.
graceless:
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
gracious goodness!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
gracious:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
graciously:
-
willingness 602 Adv.
gradation:
-
degree 26 N.
-
order 58 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
grade:
-
degree 26 N.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
term 71 N.
-
learner 541 N.
grader:
-
vehicle 272 N.
gradient:
-
obliquity 217 N.
gradual:
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
continuity 69 Adj.
-
degree 26 Adj.
gradually:
-
degree 26 Adv.
-
continuity 69 Adv.
-
conversion 144 Adv.
-
slowness 275 Adv.
graduate student:
-
learner 541 N.
graduate:
-
agreement 23 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
continuity 69 V.
-
measurement 466 V.
-
scholar 492 N.
-
learning 539 V.
graduated cylinder:
-
measurement 466 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
graduated scale:
-
measurement 466 N.
graduation:
-
agreement 23 N.
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
graft:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
giving 784 N.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
improbity 940 N.
grain of sand:
-
littleness 193 N.
grain oil:
-
oil 356 N.
grain:
-
color 428 V.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
affections 820 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
gravity 319 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
tendency 176 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
texture 329 N.
graining:
-
ornament 847 N.
grains of allowance:
-
qualification 469 N.
grallatory:
-
navigation 267 Adj.
gram fed:
-
size 192 Adj.
gram:
-
gravity 319 N.
gram-calorie:
-
heat 382 N.
gramercy!:
-
gratitude 916 Int.
graminivorous:
-
food 298 Adj.
grammar school:
-
school 542 N.
grammar:
-
grammar 567 N.
-
school 542 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
grammarian:
-
scholar 492 N.
gramophone:
-
hearing 418 N.
granary:
-
store 636 N.
grand climacteric:
-
age 128 N.
grand doings:
-
ostentation 882 N.
grand function:
-
ostentation 882 N.
grand juror:
-
judge 967 N.
grand juryman:
-
judge 967 N.
grand larceny:
-
stealing 791 N.
grand seignior:
-
master 745 N.
grand slam:
-
success 731 N.
grand tour:
-
journey 266 N.
grand Turk:
-
master 745 N.
grand vizier:
-
director 694 N.
grand:
-
money 800 N.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
grandam:
-
veteran 130 N.
grandchildren:
-
posterity 167 N.
grandee:
-
nobility 875 N.
grandeur:
-
repute 873 N.
grandfather:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
veteran 130 N.
grandfather's clock:
-
chronometry 114 N.
grandiloquence:
-
speech 582 N.
grandiloquent:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
speech 582 Adj.
grandiose:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
grandmother:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
fool 501 N.
grandsire:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
veteran 130 N.
grange:
-
abode 189 N.
granger:
-
agriculture 371 N.
granite:
-
hardness 323 N.
granitic:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
granivorous:
-
food 298 Adj.
grant a lease:
-
security 771 V.
grant:
-
permission 760 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
giving 784 N.
-
permission 760 N.
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
transfer 783 V.
-
consent 762 V.
granted:
-
assent 488 Adv.
grantee:
-
possessor 779 N.
-
receiving 785 N.
grant-in-aid school:
-
school 542 N.
grantor:
-
giving 784 N.
granular:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
granulate:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
granulation:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
granule:
-
smallness 32 N.
grape shot:
-
arms 727 N.
grape:
-
arms 727 N.
grapes:
-
food 298 N.
graphic account:
-
description 594 N.
graphic:
-
description 594 Adj.
-
plan 626 N.
-
painting 556 Adj.
-
representation 554 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
graphics:
-
representation 554 N.
-
painting 556 N.
graphitic:
-
layer 204 Adj.
graphoidea:
-
writing 590 N.
graphology:
-
writing 590 N.
graphomania:
-
writing 590 N.
graphometer:
-
angularity 244 N.
graphotype:
-
engraving 558 N.
grapnel:
-
refuge 666 N.
grapple with difficulties:
-
difficulty 704 V.
grapple with the question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
grapple with:
-
resistance 719 V.
-
contention 720 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
grapple:
-
taking 789 V.
-
junction 43 V.
grappling iron:
-
connection 45 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
grasp at a shadow:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
grasp at straws:
-
credulity 486 V.
grasp at:
-
desire 865 V.
grasp of intellect:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
grasp:
-
retention 781 V.
-
greed 817a V.
-
parsimony 819 V.
-
authority 737 N.
-
intelligibility 518 V.
-
tenacity 327 N.
-
tenacity 327 V.
-
retention 781 N.
grasping:
-
greed 817a N.
-
greed 817a Adj.
grass green:
-
greenness 435 Adj.
grass widow:
-
divorce 905 N.
grass widower:
-
divorce 905 N.
grass:
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
intemperance 954 N.
grasshopper:
-
leap 309 N.
grassplat:
-
plain 344 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
grassplot:
-
agriculture 371 N.
grassy:
-
vegetable 367 Adj.
grate on the ear:
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
grate upon the ear:
-
stridor 410 V.
grate upon the feelings:
-
painfulness 830 V.
grate upon the nerves:
-
painfulness 830 V.
grate:
-
furnace 386 N.
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
stridor 410 V.
grated:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
grateful:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
gratitude 916 Adj.
grater:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
gratification:
-
pleasure 827 N.
gratify desire:
-
desire 865 V.
gratify:
-
content 831 V.
-
permission 760 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
gratifying:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
grating:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
gratis:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
giving 784 Adj.
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
gratitude:
-
gratitude 916 N.
gratuitous service:
-
willingness 602 N.
gratuitous:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
supposition 514 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
gratuity:
-
giving 784 N.
-
cheapness 815 N.
gratulate:
-
congratulation 896 V.
gratulation:
-
congratulation 896 N.
gratulatory:
-
congratulation 896 Adj.
gravamen of a charge:
-
accusation 938 N.
gravamen:
-
importance 642 N.
grave as a judge:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
grave as a mustard pot:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
grave as an undertaker:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
grave face:
-
dejection 837 N.
grave in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
grave note:
-
resonance 408 N.
grave stone:
-
interment 363 N.
grave yard:
-
interment 363 N.
grave:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
engraving 558 V.
-
interment 363 N.
-
vice 945 Adj.
graveclothes:
-
interment 363 N.
gravedigger:
-
interment 363 N.
gravel:
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
land 342 N.
graveled:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
graven image:
-
idolatry 991 N.
graveolent:
-
odor 398 Adj.
graver:
-
engraving 558 N.
gravitate towards:
-
tendency 176 V.
gravitate:
-
descent 306 V.
-
gravity 319 V.
gravitation:
-
gravity 319 N.
gravity:
-
importance 642 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
vigor 574 N.
-
gravity 319 N.
-
attraction 288 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
gravy boat:
-
receptacle 191 N.
gravy:
-
fluidity 333 N.
Gray Friars:
-
clergy 996 N.
gray hairs:
-
age 128 N.
gray mare:
-
master 745 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
gray:
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
-
age 128 Adj.
-
gray 432 N.
graybeard:
-
veteran 130 N.
gray-headed:
-
age 128 Adj.
graze:
-
contiguity 199 V.
-
food 298 V.
-
friction 331 V.
grazier:
-
husbandry 370 N.
grease the palm:
-
payment 807 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
motive 615 V.
grease:
-
giving 784 N.
-
oil 356 N.
-
lubrication 332 N.
-
lubrication 332 V.
greased lightning:
-
velocity 274 N.
greaser:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
greasy pole:
-
amusement 840 N.
greasy:
-
unctuousness 355 Adj.
Great Bear:
-
world 318 N.
great card:
-
repute 873 N.
great circle sailing:
-
mid-course 628 N.
great coat:
-
clothing 225 N.
great doings:
-
importance 642 N.
-
activity 682 N.
great folks:
-
nobility 875 N.
great gun:
-
plan 626 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
great man:
-
nobility 875 N.
great mogul:
-
master 745 N.
great number:
-
multitude 102 N.
great point:
-
importance 642 N.
great quantity:
-
greatness 31 N.
great sea serpent:
-
imagination 515 N.
great thing:
-
importance 642 N.
great unwashed:
-
commonality 876 N.
great waters:
-
ocean 341 N.
great:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
greater number:
-
multitude 102 N.
greater part:
-
greatness 31 N.
greater:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
superiority 33 Adj.
greatest good:
-
good 618 N.
greatest:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
great-grandchild:
-
posterity 167 N.
great-grandfather:
-
paternity 166 N.
great-hearted:
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
greatly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
greatness knows itself:
-
greatness 31 Phr.
greatness:
-
greatness 31 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
superiority 33 N.
-
size 192 N.
greave:
-
clothing 225 N.
greco-roman wrestling:
-
contention 720 N.
greed:
-
greed 817a N.
-
parsimony 819 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
greediness:
-
greed 817a N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
greedy as a hog:
-
greed 817a Adj.
greedy:
-
greed 817a Adj.
-
gluttony 957 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
Greek Church:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Greek Kalends:
-
neverness 107 N.
Greek:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
thief 792 N.
green alley:
-
amusement 840 N.
green as grass:
-
greenness 435 Adj.
green house:
-
agriculture 371 N.
green in remembrance:
-
memory 505 Adj.
green memory:
-
memory 505 N.
green old age:
-
age 128 N.
green pepper:
-
condiment 393 N.
green sickness:
-
disease 655 N.
green with envy:
-
greenness 435 Phr.
green:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
memory 505 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
desuetude 614 Adj.
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
-
credulity 486 Adj.
-
greenness 435 N.
-
greenness 435 Adj.
-
plain 344 N.
-
youth 127 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
greenback:
-
money 800 N.
green-eyed monster:
-
jealousy 920 N.
greengrocer:
-
mart 799 N.
greenhorn:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
-
fool 501 N.
-
dupe 547 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
greenhouse:
-
receptacle 191 N.
greenish:
-
greenness 435 Adj.
greenness:
-
greenness 435 N.
greenroom:
-
drama 599 N.
greensward:
-
plain 344 N.
greenwood:
-
vegetable 367 N.
greet:
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
greeting:
-
sociality 892 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
gregarious:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
Gregorian calendar:
-
chronometry 114 N.
grenade:
-
arms 727 N.
grenadier:
-
height 206 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
grewsome:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
grey hound:
-
animal 366 N.
grey poupon mustard:
-
condiment 393 N.
grey:
-
gray 432 Adj.
greyhound:
-
velocity 274 N.
griddlecake:
-
food 298 N.
gridelin:
-
purple 437 N.
gridiron:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
grief:
-
pain 828 N.
grievance:
-
evil 619 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
wrong 923 N.
grieve:
-
pain 828 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
grievous:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
grievously:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
griffe:
-
mixture 41 N.
griffin:
-
unconformity 83 N.
griffo:
-
mixture 41 N.
griffon:
-
unconformity 83 N.
griffonage:
-
writing 590 N.
grill room:
-
abode 189 N.
grill:
-
calefaction 384 V.
grille:
-
crossing 219 N.
grim faced:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
grim visaged war:
-
warfare 722 N.
grim visaged:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
grim:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
grimace:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
distortion 243 N.
grimacer:
-
drama 599 N.
grimacier:
-
humorist 844 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
grimalkin:
-
animal 366 N.
grime:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
grim-faced:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
pitilessness 914a Adj.
grim-visaged:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
pitilessness 914a Adj.
grimy:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
grin a ghastly smile:
-
dejection 837 V.
grin and abide:
-
submission 725 V.
grin and bear it:
-
submission 725 V.
grin at:
-
ridicule 856 V.
grin like a Cheshire cat:
-
amusement 840 V.
grin:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
ridicule 856 N.
grind down:
-
contraction 195 V.
grind one's teeth:
-
resentment 900 V.
grind the organ:
-
musician 416 V.
grind to powder:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
grind:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
friction 331 V.
-
learning 539 V.
-
sharpness 253 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
grinder:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
grindery warehouse:
-
mart 799 N.
grinding:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
grindstone:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
grip of the hand:
-
courtesy 894 N.
grip:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
tenacity 327 N.
-
tenacity 327 V.
-
disease 655 N.
-
authority 737 N.
-
retention 781 N.
-
taking 789 N.
-
taking 789 V.
gripe:
-
taking 789 V.
-
parsimony 819 V.
-
retention 781 V.
-
authority 737 N.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
retention 781 N.
griped:
-
pain 828 Adj.
griping:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
grippe:
-
disease 655 N.
grisette:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
-
woman 374 N.
grisly:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
grist for the mill:
-
provision 637 N.
grist:
-
materials 635 N.
-
provision 637 N.
gristle:
-
density 321 N.
-
tenacity 327 N.
gristly cartilaginous:
-
tenacity 327 Adj.
gristmill:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
grit in the oil:
-
hindrance 706 N.
grit:
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
strength 159 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
gritty:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
-
texture 329 Adj.
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
grizzled:
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
grizzly:
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
groan:
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
cry 411 V.
groat:
-
money 800 N.
grocer:
-
provision 637 N.
groceries:
-
provision 637 N.
grocery shop:
-
provision 637 N.
grocery store:
-
provision 637 N.
grocery:
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
provision 637 N.
-
mart 799 N.
grody to the max:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
grody:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
grog:
-
food 298 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
groggy:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
groin:
-
angularity 244 N.
groom of the chambers:
-
servant 746 N.
groom:
-
servant 746 N.
groove:
-
furrow 259 N.
-
habit 613 N.
grope for one's way:
-
experiment 463 V.
grope in the dark:
-
blindness 442 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
grope one's way:
-
essay 675 V.
grope:
-
experiment 463 V.
-
touch 379 V.
gross amount:
-
whole 50 N.
gross credulity:
-
credulity 486 N.
gross receipts:
-
receipt 810 N.
gross:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
grosshead:
-
fool 501 N.
grossheaded:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
grossieret_e:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
grossly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
grossness:
-
impurity 961 N.
grot:
-
concavity 252 N.
grotesque:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
-
distortion 243 Adj.
grotto:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
grouch:
-
sullenness 901a N.
grouchy:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
ground bait:
-
giving 784 N.
ground floor:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
base 211 N.
-
lowness 207 N.
ground of quarrel:
-
discord 713 N.
ground on:
-
attribution 155 V.
ground plan:
-
representation 554 N.
ground swell:
-
river 348 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
ground work:
-
base 211 N.
ground:
-
motive 615 N.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
land 342 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
support 215 V.
-
support 215 N.
-
base 211 N.
-
situation 183 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
property 780 N.
grounded on:
-
base 211 Adj.
-
evidence 467 Adj.
grounded:
-
failure 732 Adj.
groundless:
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
groundling:
-
commonality 876 N.
grounds:
-
plain 344 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
groundwork:
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
group:
-
party 712 N.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
assemblage 72 V.
grouping:
-
arrangement 60 N.
grouse:
-
animal 366 N.
grout:
-
connection 45 N.
grove:
-
abode 189 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
grovel:
-
lowness 207 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
servility 886 V.
-
improbity 940 V.
groveling:
-
servility 886 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
grow cool:
-
inexcitability 826 V.
grow dim:
-
dimness 422 V.
grow from:
-
effect 154 V.
grow higher:
-
height 206 V.
grow into:
-
conversion 144 V.
grow less:
-
contraction 195 V.
grow old:
-
age 128 V.
grow pale:
-
fear 860 V.
grow roots:
-
vegetability 365 V.
grow taller:
-
height 206 V.
grow together:
-
coherence 46 V.
grow up:
-
expansion 194 V.
grow upon one:
-
habit 613 V.
grow:
-
conversion 144 V.
-
increase 35 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
growl:
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
threat 909 V.
-
ululation 412 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
growler:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
discontent 832 N.
growling:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
grown up:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
growth:
-
increase 35 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
production 161 N.
groyne:
-
hindrance 706 N.
grub out:
-
extraction 301 V.
grub up:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
extraction 301 V.
grub:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
food 298 N.
grubstake:
-
food 298 N.
Grub-street writer:
-
book 593 N.
grudge:
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
refusal 764 V.
-
parsimony 819 V.
-
hate 898 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
grudging praise:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
grudging:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
grudgingly:
-
unwillingness 603 Adv.
gruesome:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
gruff:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
-
resonance 408 Adj.
-
stridor 410 Adj.
grum:
-
stridor 410 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
grumble:
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
cry 411 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
-
lamentation 839 N.
grumbler:
-
discontent 832 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
grume:
-
pulpiness 354 N.
grumous:
-
density 321 Adj.
-
pulpiness 354 Adj.
grumpy:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
Grundy:
-
fashion 852 N.
grunt:
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
cry 411 V.
-
ululation 412 V.
gruntle:
-
ululation 412 V.
guano:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
guarantee:
-
promise 768 N.
-
promise 768 V.
-
security 771 N.
-
security 771 V.
guaranty:
-
security 771 N.
guard against:
-
defense 717 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
guard camera:
-
warning 668 N.
guard ship:
-
combatant 726 N.
guard:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
keeper 753 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
safety 664 V.
-
safety 664 N.
-
traveler 268 N.
-
defense 717 V.
guarded:
-
care 459 Adj.
-
conditions 770 Adj.
-
caution 864 Adj.
guardian angel:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
benefactor 912 N.
-
safety 664 N.
-
angel 977 N.
guardian:
-
defense 717 N.
-
safety 664 N.
-
safety 664 Adj.
-
keeper 753 N.
guardianship:
-
safety 664 N.
-
defense 717 N.
guardless:
-
danger 665 Adj.
guardroom:
-
prison 752 N.
guards:
-
combatant 726 N.
guardship:
-
safety 664 N.
guardsman:
-
combatant 726 N.
gubernation:
-
direction 693 N.
gubernatorial:
-
government 737a Adj.
gudgeon:
-
dupe 547 N.
guerdon:
-
reward 973 N.
guerilla:
-
combatant 726 N.
guess:
-
supposition 514 N.
-
supposition 514 V.
guesswork:
-
supposition 514 N.
guest:
-
friend 890 N.
guet-a-pens:
-
killing 361 N.
-
deception 545 N.
guffaw:
-
amusement 840 N.
guggle:
-
river 348 V.
-
bubble; cloud 353 V.
-
ululation 412 V.
guidance:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
direction 693 N.
-
advice 695 N.
guide:
-
direction 693 V.
-
director 694 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
information 527 N.
-
journey 266 N.
-
advice 695 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
guidebook:
-
journey 266 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
description 594 N.
guideless:
-
danger 665 Adj.
guidepost:
-
indication 550 N.
guiding conception:
-
idea 453 N.
guiding star:
-
director 694 N.
-
direction 693 N.
guidon:
-
indication 550 N.
guild:
-
party 712 N.
-
tribunal 966 N.
guildhall:
-
mart 799 N.
guile:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
deception 545 N.
guileless:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
veracity 543 Adj.
guillemets:
-
indication 550 N.
guillotine:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
scourge 975 N.
guilt:
-
badness 649 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
guiltiness:
-
guilt 947 N.
guiltless:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
guiltlessness:
-
innocence 946 N.
guilty:
-
guilt 947 Adj.
-
condemnation 971 Adj.
guinea pig:
-
experiment 463 N.
guinea:
-
money 800 N.
guisard:
-
drama 599 N.
guise:
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
method 627 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
guiser:
-
drama 599 N.
guitar:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
gules:
-
redness 434 N.
gulf:
-
interval 198 N.
-
depth 208 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
gull:
-
deception 545 V.
-
dupe 547 N.
gullery:
-
deception 545 N.
gullet:
-
river 348 N.
-
opening 260 N.
gullibility:
-
credulity 486 N.
gullible:
-
credulity 486 Adj.
gully hole:
-
conduit 350 N.
gully:
-
interval 198 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
gulosity:
-
gluttony 957 N.
gulp down:
-
submission 725 V.
-
credulity 486 V.
-
food 298 V.
gulp:
-
reception 296 V.
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
food 298 V.
gulph:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
gum elastic:
-
elasticity 325 N.
gum:
-
connection 45 N.
-
resin 356a N.
-
coherence 46 V.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
gummosity:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
gummy:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
gumption:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
gun cotton:
-
snap 406 N.
gun of position:
-
arms 727 N.
gun shop:
-
mart 799 N.
gun shot:
-
nearness 197 N.
gun:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
snap 406 N.
-
arms 727 N.
gunboat:
-
combatant 726 N.
guncotton:
-
arms 727 N.
gunfighter:
-
combatant 726 N.
gunflint:
-
arms 727 N.
gun-lock:
-
arms 727 N.
gunner:
-
combatant 726 N.
gunnery:
-
warfare 722 N.
-
arms 727 N.
gunpowder:
-
arms 727 N.
-
snap 406 N.
-
warfare 722 N.
gunslinger:
-
combatant 726 N.
gurge:
-
river 348 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
gurgle:
-
river 348 V.
-
bubble; cloud 353 V.
-
faintness 405 V.
-
resonance 408 V.
gurgoyle:
-
conduit 350 N.
guru:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
gush:
-
egress 295 N.
-
egress 295 V.
-
river 348 N.
-
river 348 V.
-
feeling 821 N.
gushing:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
gusset:
-
junction 43 N.
gust:
-
wind 349 N.
-
taste 390 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
taste 850 N.
gustable:
-
taste 390 Adj.
gustation:
-
taste 390 N.
gustatory:
-
taste 390 Adj.
gustful:
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
-
taste 390 Adj.
gustless:
-
insipidity 391 Adj.
gusto:
-
taste 850 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
taste 390 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
gusty:
-
wind 349 Adj.
gut feeling:
-
intuition 477 N.
gut:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
taking 789 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
-
interiority 221 Adj.
guts:
-
courage 861 N.
-
interiority 221 N.
guttaserena:
-
blindness 442 N.
gutter:
-
furrow 259 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
guttle:
-
gluttony 957 N.
guttling:
-
gluttony 957 N.
guttural:
-
letter 561 N.
-
stammering 583 Adj.
guy:
-
prison 752 N.
-
connection 45 N.
guzzle:
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
drunkenness 959 V.
guzzler:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
guzzling:
-
gluttony 957 N.
gybe:
-
deviation 279 V.
gymbal:
-
rotation 312 N.
gymkhana:
-
contention 720 N.
Gymnasium:
-
school 542 N.
-
arena 728 N.
gymnast:
-
strength 159 N.
gymnastic:
-
exertion 686 Adj.
gymnastics:
-
exertion 686 N.
-
contention 720 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
strength 159 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
gymnosophist:
-
temperance 953 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
gynaecic:
-
woman 374 Adj.
gynaeocracy:
-
government 737a N.
gynarchy:
-
government 737a N.
gynecaeum:
-
woman 374 N.
gynecic:
-
woman 374 Adj.
gynecology:
-
remedy 662 N.
gyneolatry:
-
love 897 N.
gynephobia:
-
hate 898 N.
gynocracy:
-
government 737a N.
gyp:
-
servant 746 N.
Gypsy lingo:
-
neologism 563 N.
gypsy:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
traveler 268 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
gyrate:
-
rotation 312 V.
gyration:
-
rotation 312 N.
gyratory:
-
rotation 312 Adj.
gyre:
-
rotation 312 V.
gyrfalcon:
-
evil 913 N.
Gyromancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
gyroscope:
-
rotation 312 N.
gysart:
-
drama 599 N.
gyve:
-
prison 752 N.
H
H.M.S.:
-
combatant 726 N.
habeas corpus:
-
legality 963 N.
haberdasher:
-
clothing 225 N.
habergeon:
-
defense 717 N.
habiliment:
-
clothing 225 N.
habilitation:
-
skill 698 N.
habit of mind:
-
affections 820 N.
habit of soul:
-
affections 820 N.
habit:
-
habit 613 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
habitant:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
habitat:
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
location 184 N.
-
abode 189 N.
habitation:
-
abode 189 N.
-
location 184 N.
habited:
-
clothing 225 Adj.
habitmaker:
-
clothing 225 N.
habits of business:
-
activity 682 N.
habitual:
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
repetition 104 Adj.
habitually:
-
habit 613 Adv.
habituate:
-
habit 613 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
habituated:
-
habit 613 Adj.
habituation:
-
conformity 82 N.
habitude:
-
state 7 N.
-
habit 613 N.
habitue:
-
habit 613 Adj.
hachure:
-
indication 550 N.
hacienda:
-
property 780 N.
-
abode 189 N.
hack writer:
-
book 593 N.
hack:
-
agent 690 N.
-
artist 559 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
-
shortness 201 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
hackbut:
-
arms 727 N.
hackery:
-
vehicle 272 N.
hackle:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
sharpness 253 N.
hackman:
-
traveler 268 N.
hackney coach:
-
vehicle 272 N.
hackneyed saying:
-
maxim 496 N.
hackneyed:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
had as lief:
-
willingness 602 V.
Hades:
-
hell 982 N.
Hadji:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
haematobious:
-
production 161 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
haft:
-
instrument 633 N.
hag:
-
evil 913 N.
-
sorcerer 994 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
haggard:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
haggle:
-
barter 794 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
Hagiographa:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
hagiography:
-
theology 983 N.
hagiology:
-
theology 983 N.
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
haguebut:
-
arms 727 N.
haha:
-
defense 717 N.
ha-ha:
-
interval 198 N.
haik:
-
clothing 225 N.
hail fellow well met:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
hail from:
-
departure 293 V.
hail with satisfaction:
-
approbation 931 V.
hail!:
-
courtesy 894 Int.
-
celebration 883 Int.
-
repute 873 Int.
-
respect 928 Int.
-
arrival 292 Int.
-
rejoicing 838 Int.
hail:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
respect 928 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
cold 383 N.
hailstone:
-
cold 383 N.
hair drier:
-
dryness 340 N.
hair stroke:
-
filament 205 N.
hair:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
filament 205 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
hairbreadth escape:
-
danger 665 N.
-
escape 671 N.
hairif:
-
sharpness 253 N.
hairless:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
hair's breadth:
-
nearness 197 N.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
hairsplitting:
-
intuition 477 N.
hairy:
-
filament 205 Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
hajj:
-
journey 266 N.
halberd:
-
arms 727 N.
halberdier:
-
combatant 726 N.
halcyon days:
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
halcyon:
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
peace 721 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
hale:
-
health 654 Adj.
half a dozen:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
half a gale:
-
wind 349 N.
half a hundred:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
half and half measures:
-
mid-course 628 N.
half and half:
-
equality 27 Adj.
half blood:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 N.
half distance:
-
middle 68 N.
half dollar:
-
money 800 N.
half dozen:
-
five, &c 98 N.
half frozen:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
half length:
-
painting 556 N.
half light:
-
dimness 422 N.
half measure:
-
mid-course 628 N.
half measures:
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
irresolution 605 N.
half melted:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
half price:
-
discount 813 N.
half rations:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
half scholar:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
half seas over:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
half the battle:
-
importance 642 N.
-
success 731 N.
half tone:
-
engraving 558 N.
half truth:
-
untruth 546 N.
half witted:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
half:
-
bisection 91 N.
half-a-dozen:
-
five, &c 98 N.
half-and-half:
-
mixture 41 Adj.
-
mixture 41 N.
halfand-half:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
halfbaked:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
half-baked:
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
half-blind:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
half-blood:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
half-breed:
-
unconformity 83 N.
half-caste:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
half-dime:
-
money 800 N.
half-hearted:
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
half-learned:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
half-moon:
-
curvature 245 N.
halfpenny:
-
unimportance 643 N.
half-price:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
halfstarved:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
half-starved:
-
fasting 956 Adj.
half-wave plate:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
halfway house:
-
interposition 228 N.
-
middle 68 N.
halfway:
-
middle 68 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
halfwit:
-
fool 501 N.
hall fellow well met:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
Hall mark:
-
indication 550 N.
hall of audience:
-
conversation 588 N.
hall:
-
abode 189 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
mart 799 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
hallelujah:
-
worship 990 Int.
-
worship 990 N.
halloa:
-
cry 411 V.
halloo!:
-
attention 457 Int.
-
wonder 870 Int.
-
allocution 586 Int.
halloo:
-
allocution 586 V.
-
cry 411 V.
hallow:
-
celebration 883 V.
-
respect 928 V.
hallowed:
-
deity 976 Adj.
Halloween:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
Hallowmas:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
hallucination:
-
error 495 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
hallucinatory:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
halo of glory:
-
repute 873 N.
halo:
-
light 420 N.
-
repute 873 N.
Halomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
halophile:
-
life 359 N.
halser:
-
connection 45 N.
halt!:
-
quiescence 265 Int.
halt:
-
cessation 142 N.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
quiescence 265 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
disease 655 V.
-
repose 687 N.
-
failure 732 V.
halter:
-
connection 45 N.
-
prison 752 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
halting ground:
-
arrival 292 N.
halting place:
-
arrival 292 N.
halting:
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
halve:
-
bisection 91 V.
halving:
-
bisection 91 N.
ham radio:
-
hearing 418 N.
ham:
-
abode 189 N.
-
drama 599 N.
hamadryad:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
hamal:
-
servant 746 N.
hamate:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
hamfatter:
-
drama 599 N.
hamiform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
hamlet:
-
abode 189 N.
hammer and tongs:
-
exertion 686 Adv.
hammer at:
-
exertion 686 V.
-
thought 451 V.
hammer coat:
-
clothing 225 N.
hammer out:
-
form 240 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
completion 729 V.
hammer:
-
stammering 583 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
repetition 104 V.
-
instrument 633 N.
hammering:
-
exertion 686 N.
hammock:
-
support 215 N.
hamous:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
hamper:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
hamstring:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
hanaper:
-
treasury 802 N.
hand and glove:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
hand and seal:
-
indication 550 N.
hand barrow:
-
vehicle 272 N.
hand down to posterity:
-
record 551 V.
hand down:
-
transfer 783 V.
hand in hand with:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
hand in hand:
-
concord 714 Adv.
-
party 712 Adv.
-
junction 43 Adj.
-
accompaniment 88 Adv.
hand in one's checks:
-
death 360 V.
hand in one's chips:
-
death 360 V.
hand lens:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
hand mike:
-
hearing 418 N.
hand mirror:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
hand of death:
-
death 360 N.
hand organ:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
hand out false colors:
-
falsehood 544 V.
hand out:
-
ostentation 882 V.
hand over head:
-
neglect 460 Adv.
-
rashness 863 Adv.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
hand over:
-
transfer 783 V.
-
giving 784 V.
hand pass:
-
transference 270 V.
hand staff:
-
arms 727 N.
hand to hand:
-
contiguity 199 Adj.
-
contention 720 N.
hand to mouth existence:
-
poverty 804 N.
hand together:
-
cooperation 709 V.
hand writing:
-
indication 550 N.
hand:
-
mankind 372 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
agent 690 N.
-
writing 590 N.
-
touch 379 N.
-
laterality 236 N.
-
length 200 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
transfer 783 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
retention 781 N.
-
compensation 30 Adv.
handbook:
-
journey 266 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
book 593 N.
handbreadth:
-
length 200 N.
handcuff:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prison 752 N.
handfast:
-
marriage 903 V.
handful:
-
quantity 25 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
fewness 103 N.
handicap:
-
equality 27 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
contention 720 N.
handicraft:
-
business 625 N.
-
action 680 N.
handicraftsman:
-
agent 690 N.
handie-talkie:
-
hearing 418 N.
handiwork:
-
effect 154 N.
-
action 680 N.
handkerchief:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
handle a case:
-
conduct 692 V.
handle a subject:
-
dissertation 595 V.
handle the reins:
-
direction 693 V.
handle to one's name:
-
title 877 N.
-
nomenclature 564 N.
handle:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
touch 379 V.
-
use 677 V.
handmaid:
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
servant 746 N.
handpost:
-
indication 550 N.
hands off!:
-
avoidance 623 Int.
-
inaction 681 Int.
-
resistance 719 Int.
-
prohibition 761 Int.
-
deprecation 766 Int.
handsel:
-
expenditure 809 N.
-
beginning 66 V.
-
security 771 N.
-
giving 784 N.
handsome fortune:
-
wealth 803 N.
handsome:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
handspike:
-
instrument 633 N.
handwriting on the wall:
-
warning 668 N.
handwriting:
-
writing 590 N.
handy:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
-
nearness 197 Adj.
hang about:
-
nearness 197 V.
hang back:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
hang by a thread:
-
danger 665 V.
hang down the head:
-
dejection 837 V.
hang draw and quarter:
-
punishment 972 V.
hang fire:
-
refusal 764 V.
-
unproductiveness 169 V.
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
physical inertness 172 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
lateness 133 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
hang heavy on hand:
-
redundancy 641 V.
hang in doubt:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
hang in suspense:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
hang in the balance:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
hang it!:
-
regret 833 Int.
-
contempt 930 Int.
hang on the skirts of:
-
sequence 281 V.
hang on the sleeve of:
-
flattery 933 V.
-
servant 746 V.
-
servility 886 V.
hang on:
-
accompaniment 88 V.
hang one's head:
-
humility 879 V.
hang out a banner:
-
indication 550 V.
hang out a light:
-
light 420 V.
hang out a signal:
-
indication 550 V.
hang out to dry:
-
dryness 340 V.
hang out:
-
sociality 892 V.
hang over:
-
convexity 250 V.
-
height 206 V.
-
destiny 152 V.
hang together:
-
junction 43 V.
-
coherence 46 V.
-
concurrence 178 V.
hang up one's fiddle:
-
end 67 V.
hang upon the lips of:
-
hearing 418 V.
hang upon the skirts of:
-
nearness 197 V.
hang upon:
-
effect 154 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
hang!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
hang:
-
punishment 972 V.
-
killing 361 V.
-
connection 45 V.
-
pendency 214 V.
hangar:
-
receptacle 191 N.
hanger on:
-
servant 746 N.
-
servility 886 N.
-
accompaniment 88 N.
hanger-on:
-
flatterer 935 N.
hanging by a thread:
-
danger 665 Adj.
hanging look:
-
ugliness 846 N.
hanging over one's head:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
hanging:
-
pendency 214 N.
-
killing 361 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
pendency 214 Adj.
-
height 206 Adj.
-
punishment 972 N.
hangman:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
hangnail peg:
-
pendency 214 N.
hangout:
-
abode 189 N.
hank:
-
connection 45 N.
hanker after:
-
desire 865 V.
hankering:
-
desire 865 N.
hankie:
-
clothing 225 N.
hanky:
-
clothing 225 N.
hanky-panky:
-
endearment 902 N.
Hansard's Debates:
-
record 551 N.
hansom:
-
vehicle 272 N.
Hanukkah:
-
rite 998 N.
hap:
-
chance 156 N.
-
chance 156 V.
haphazard:
-
chance 156 N.
hapless:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
haplography:
-
error 495 N.
haply:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
happen what may:
-
rashness 863 Adv.
-
certainty 474 Adv.
happen:
-
eventuality 151 Adv.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
eventuality 151 V.
happening:
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
-
eventuality 151 N.
happily:
-
pleasure 827 Adv.
happiness:
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
good 618 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
happy as a clam:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
happy as a king:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
happy as the day is long:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
happy dispatch:
-
punishment 972 N.
happy family:
-
concord 714 N.
happy hunting grounds:
-
heaven 981 N.
happy in our mutual help:
-
correlation 12 Phr.
happy thought:
-
wit 842 N.
happy valley:
-
imagination 515 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
happy:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
occasion 134 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
happy-go-lucky:
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
hara-kiri:
-
killing 361 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
harangue:
-
speech 582 N.
-
speech 582 V.
harass:
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
harassing:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
harbinger:
-
precursor 64 N.
-
omen 512 N.
harbor a design:
-
intention 620 V.
harbor a grudge:
-
malevolence 907 V.
harbor an idea:
-
thought 451 V.
harbor cherish a love:
-
love 897 V.
harbor doubts:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
harbor feeling:
-
feeling 821 V.
harbor hope:
-
hope 858 V.
harbor of refuge:
-
refuge 666 N.
harbor revenge:
-
revenge 919 V.
harbor spleen:
-
malevolence 907 V.
harbor vindictive feeling:
-
revenge 919 V.
harbor:
-
refuge 666 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
harborless:
-
danger 665 Adj.
hard a lee:
-
ship 273 Adv.
hard a port:
-
ship 273 Adv.
hard a starboard:
-
ship 273 Adv.
hard a weather:
-
ship 273 Adv.
hard and fast rule:
-
conformity 82 N.
hard as a rock:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
hard at it:
-
activity 682 Adj.
hard at work:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
exertion 686 Adj.
hard by:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
hard case:
-
adversity 735 N.
hard cash:
-
money 800 N.
hard core unemployed:
-
petitioner 767 N.
hard disk:
-
record 551 N.
hard drinker:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
hard fact:
-
existence 1 N.
hard featured:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
hard fisted:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
hard fortune:
-
adversity 735 N.
hard frost:
-
cold 383 N.
hard hap:
-
adversity 735 N.
hard hit:
-
failure 732 Adj.
hard home:
-
physical energy 171 V.
hard knocks:
-
contention 720 N.
hard labor:
-
punishment 972 N.
hard lenses:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
hard life:
-
adversity 735 N.
hard lines:
-
adversity 735 N.
-
severity 739 N.
hard liver:
-
sensualist 954a N.
hard lot:
-
adversity 735 N.
hard luck:
-
adversity 735 N.
hard master:
-
severity 739 N.
hard measure:
-
severity 739 N.
hard necessity:
-
necessity 601 N.
hard nut to crack:
-
difficulty 704 N.
hard of belief:
-
incredulity 487 Adj.
hard of hearing:
-
deafness 419 Adj.
hard of heart:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
hard pressed:
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
hard put to it:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
hard set:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
hard task:
-
difficulty 704 N.
hard times:
-
adversity 735 N.
hard to believe:
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
hard to deal with:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
hard to please:
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
hard up:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
poverty 804 Adj.
hard upon:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
hard visaged:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
hard winter:
-
cold 383 N.
hard words:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
obscurity 571 N.
hard work:
-
exertion 686 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
hard:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
-
sourness 397 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
hardness 323 Adj.
hardcore pornography:
-
sexuality 374a N.
hard-earned:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
harden the heart:
-
insensibility 823 V.
-
enmity 889 V.
-
impenitence 951 V.
harden:
-
hardness 323 V.
-
habit 613 V.
-
strength 159 V.
hardened front:
-
insolence 885 N.
hardened site:
-
defense 717 N.
hardened:
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
-
defense 717 Adj.
-
impiety 988 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
hardening of the arteries:
-
disease 655 N.
hardening:
-
impiety 988 N.
hard-favored:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
hard-fought:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
hardheaded:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
hard-headed:
-
severity 739 Adj.
hard-hearted:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
hardihood:
-
courage 861 N.
-
insolence 885 N.
hardly any:
-
fewness 103 Adj.
hardly anything:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
hardly ever:
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
hardly:
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
difficulty 704 Adv.
hard-mouthed:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
hardness of hearing:
-
deafness 419 N.
hardness of heart:
-
impenitence 951 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
vice 945 N.
hardness:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
hardness 323 N.
hard-nosed:
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
hard-on:
-
sexuality 374a N.
hardship:
-
adversity 735 N.
hardtack:
-
food 298 N.
hardware store:
-
mart 799 N.
hardware:
-
hardness 323 N.
hard-working:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
exertion 686 Adj.
hardy:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
hare:
-
velocity 274 N.
harebrained:
-
rashness 863 Adj.
hare-brained:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
harelip:
-
distortion 243 N.
harelipped:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
harem:
-
abode 189 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
hariff:
-
sharpness 253 N.
hariolation:
-
prediction 511 N.
hark back:
-
regression 283 V.
hark ye!:
-
hearing 418 Int.
-
attention 457 Int.
hark:
-
hearing 418 Int.
-
hearing 418 V.
-
attention 457 Int.
harken:
-
hearing 418 V.
harlequin:
-
changeableness 149 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
harlequinade:
-
drama 599 N.
-
wit 842 N.
harlot:
-
libertine 962 N.
harlotry:
-
impurity 961 N.
harm:
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
badness 649 V.
-
evil 619 N.
-
malevolence 907 V.
harmattan:
-
wind 349 N.
harmful:
-
badness 649 Adj.
harmless as doves:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
harmless:
-
safety 664 Adj.
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
innocence 946 Adj.
harmonica:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
harmonical progression:
-
number 84 N.
harmonical:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
harmonicon:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
harmonics:
-
melody concord 413 N.
harmonious reconcilable:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
harmonious:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
concord 714 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
-
music 415 Adj.
harmoniously confused:
-
multiformity 81 Phr.
harmoniously:
-
melody concord 413 Adv.
harmoniphon:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
harmoniphone:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
harmonist:
-
melody concord 413 N.
harmonium:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
harmonize with:
-
concord 714 V.
harmonize:
-
agreement 23 V.
-
melody concord 413 V.
harmony:
-
friendship 888 N.
-
peace 721 N.
-
agreement 23 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
concord 714 N.
harness:
-
junction 43 V.
-
connection 45 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
prison 752 N.
harp on the same string:
-
repetition 104 V.
-
weariness 841 V.
harp upon:
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
repetition 104 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
harp:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
Harpagon:
-
parsimony 819 N.
harper:
-
musician 416 N.
harping:
-
repetition 104 Adj.
-
repetition 104 N.
harpoon:
-
arms 727 N.
harpsichord:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
harpy:
-
thief 792 N.
-
demon 980 N.
-
parsimony 819 N.
-
severity 739 N.
-
evil 913 N.
harquebuss:
-
arms 727 N.
harridan:
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
harrier:
-
animal 366 N.
harrow up the soul:
-
fear 860 V.
harrow:
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
harrowing:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
harry:
-
attack 716 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
harsh voice:
-
aphony 581 N.
harsh:
-
pitilessness 914a Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
-
discord 414 Adj.
-
stridor 410 Adj.
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
acridity 401a Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
harshness:
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
discord 414 N.
-
severity 739 N.
hart:
-
animal 366 N.
-
man 373 N.
hartshorn:
-
pungency 392 N.
harum-scarum:
-
disorder 59 Adv.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
haruspex:
-
oracle 513 N.
haruspical:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
haruspice:
-
oracle 513 N.
Haruspicy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
harvest time:
-
exertion 686 N.
harvest:
-
store 636 V.
-
store 636 N.
-
good 618 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
harvest-home:
-
celebration 883 N.
has-been:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
politics 737b N.
hash up:
-
mixture 41 V.
hash:
-
food 298 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
disjunction 44 V.
hashish:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
bane 663 N.
hasp:
-
junction 43 V.
-
connection 45 N.
hassock:
-
support 215 N.
haste makes waste:
-
haste 684 Phr.
haste:
-
earliness 132 N.
-
haste 684 V.
-
haste 684 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
activity 682 N.
hasten:
-
velocity 274 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
haste 684 V.
-
aid 707 V.
hastily:
-
haste 684 Adv.
hasty conclusion:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
hasty pudding:
-
food 298 N.
hasty:
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
hat in hand:
-
servility 886 Adv.
hat:
-
clothing 225 N.
hatch a plot concoct:
-
plan 626 V.
hatch:
-
plan 626 V.
-
painting 556 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
opening 260 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
production 161 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
hatchel:
-
sharpness 253 N.
hatchet:
-
sharpness 253 N.
hatchet-faced:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
hatchment:
-
record 551 N.
-
interment 363 N.
-
indication 550 N.
hatchway:
-
opening 260 N.
hate:
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
dislike 867 N.
-
dislike 867 V.
-
enmity 889 N.
-
hate 898 N.
-
hate 898 V.
-
discord 713 N.
hateful as a toad:
-
badness 649 Adj.
hateful:
-
hate 898 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
hating:
-
hate 898 Adj.
hatrack:
-
support 215 N.
hatred:
-
hate 898 N.
-
dislike 867 N.
hatter:
-
clothing 225 N.
hatti-sherif:
-
command 741 N.
hattock:
-
assemblage 72 N.
hauberk:
-
defense 717 N.
haugh:
-
plain 344 N.
haughtiness:
-
pride 878 N.
-
insolence 885 N.
haughty lofty:
-
pride 878 Adj.
haughty:
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
contempt 930 Adj.
haul down colors:
-
submission 725 V.
haul:
-
traction 285 N.
-
traction 285 V.
-
taking 789 N.
haulage:
-
traction 285 N.
haunch:
-
laterality 236 N.
haunt one's mind:
-
memory 505 V.
haunt one's thoughts:
-
memory 505 V.
haunt the memory:
-
painfulness 830 V.
haunt:
-
presence 186 V.
-
abode 189 N.
-
fear 860 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
haunted with the fear of:
-
fear 860 Adj.
haunted:
-
demon 980 Adj.
hautboy:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
hauteur:
-
pride 878 N.
have a bad name:
-
disrepute 874 V.
have a bad smell:
-
fetor 401 V.
have a bad time of it:
-
pain 828 V.
have a bias:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
have a bone to pick:
-
discord 713 V.
-
revenge 919 V.
have a brush:
-
contention 720 V.
have a buzz on:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
have a care mind:
-
caution 864 V.
have a care!:
-
caution 864 Int.
have a case:
-
evidence 467 V.
have a claim upon:
-
dueness 924 V.
have a common origin:
-
cause 153 V.
have a correct ear:
-
musician 416 V.
have a crow to pluck with:
-
accusation 938 V.
-
discord 713 V.
have a crow to pluck:
-
revenge 919 V.
have a cut at:
-
attack 716 V.
have a defect:
-
imperfection 651 V.
have a devil in one:
-
irascibility 901 V.
have a devil:
-
insanity 503 V.
have a dislike for:
-
dislike 867 V.
have a doubtful meaning:
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
have a false meaning:
-
untruth 546 V.
have a fancy for:
-
desire 865 V.
have a film over the eyes:
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
-
ignorance 491 V.
have a fine time of it:
-
prosperity 734 V.
have a finger in the pie:
-
cooperation 709 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
action 680 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
cause 153 V.
have a firm hold of:
-
retention 781 V.
have a firmhold of:
-
possession 777 V.
have a fling at:
-
attack 716 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
have a fling:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
have a glimmering:
-
ignorance 491 V.
have a glimpse of:
-
vision 441 V.
have a good appetite:
-
desire 865 V.
have a good time of it:
-
prosperity 734 V.
have a good word for:
-
approbation 931 V.
have a great mind to:
-
willingness 602 V.
have a half a mind to:
-
willingness 602 V.
have a hand in the pie:
-
cause 153 V.
have a hand in:
-
action 680 V.
-
participation 778 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
have a hangdog look:
-
sullenness 901a V.
have a hard time of it:
-
difficulty 704 V.
have a high opinion of:
-
respect 928 V.
have a hold upon:
-
influence 175 V.
have a jag on:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
have a leaning to:
-
friendship 888 V.
have a liking for:
-
pleasure 827 V.
have a longing:
-
desire 865 V.
have a love:
-
love 897 V.
have a mind to:
-
intention 620 V.
-
desire 865 V.
have a mote in the eye:
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
have a musical ear:
-
musician 416 V.
have a perfume:
-
fragrance 400 V.
have a relation:
-
relation 9 V.
have a rhinoceros hide:
-
physical insensibility 376 V.
-
insensibility 823 V.
have a rod in pickle for:
-
accusation 938 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
have a rod in pickle:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
revenge 919 V.
have a run of luck:
-
prosperity 734 V.
have a run:
-
journey 266 V.
-
fashion 852 V.
-
repute 873 V.
have a screw loose:
-
insanity 503 V.
have a sensitive heart:
-
sensibility 822 V.
have a short memory:
-
oblivion 506 V.
have a shot at:
-
attack 716 V.
have a shy at:
-
attack 716 V.
have a sight of:
-
vision 441 V.
have a small chance:
-
improbability 473 V.
have a snap at:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
have a sweet tooth:
-
fastidiousness 868 V.
have a temper:
-
irascibility 901 V.
have a tender heart:
-
sensibility 822 V.
have a thick skin:
-
physical insensibility 376 V.
have a turn for:
-
skill 698 V.
have a warm heart:
-
sensibility 822 V.
have a weight on the mind:
-
regret 833 V.
have a will of one's own:
-
will 600 V.
-
freedom 748 V.
have accounts to settle:
-
revenge 919 V.
have affections:
-
affections 820 V.
have all one's own way:
-
facility 705 V.
have all to oneself:
-
possession 777 V.
have an aversion for:
-
dislike 867 V.
have an aversion to:
-
dislike 867 V.
have an ax to grind:
-
cunning 702 V.
have an ear for music:
-
musician 416 V.
have an erection:
-
sexuality 374a V.
have an eye to the future:
-
foresight 510 V.
have an eye to:
-
intention 620 V.
-
attention 457 V.
have an eye:
-
desire 865 V.
have an itching palm:
-
parsimony 819 V.
have an odor:
-
odor 398 V.
have an offer:
-
endearment 902 V.
have an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
have as joint tenants:
-
participation 778 V.
have as lief:
-
choice 609 V.
have at heart:
-
desire 865 V.
have at one' fingers ends:
-
knowledge 490 V.
have at one's back:
-
support 215 V.
have at one's elbow:
-
advice 695 V.
have at one's finger tips:
-
memory 505 V.
have at one's fingers':
-
memory 505 V.
have at:
-
attack 716 V.
have authority:
-
government 737a V.
have being:
-
existence 1 V.
have charge of:
-
direction 693 V.
have claim to:
-
dueness 924 V.
have cut one's eye teeth:
-
skill 698 V.
have cut one's eyeteeth:
-
adolescence 131 V.
-
cunning 702 V.
have dealings with:
-
barter 794 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
have determination:
-
resolution 604 V.
have done with:
-
disuse 678 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
have done!:
-
cessation 142 Int.
have doubts:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
have enough of:
-
satiety 869 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
have enough:
-
sufficiency 639 V.
have expired:
-
the past 122 V.
have faith:
-
piety 987 V.
have for one's own:
-
property 780 V.
have for one's very own:
-
property 780 V.
have framed and glazed:
-
ostentation 882 V.
have free play:
-
agency 170 V.
have full play:
-
facility 705 V.
-
influence 175 V.
have given to one:
-
receiving 785 V.
have had its day:
-
the past 122 V.
-
oldness 124 V.
have in common:
-
participation 778 V.
have in contemplation:
-
expectation 507 V.
-
intention 620 V.
have in derision:
-
disrespect 929 V.
have in hand:
-
possession 777 V.
-
action 680 V.
-
business 625 V.
-
undertaking 676 V.
have in one's eye:
-
attention 457 V.
-
intention 620 V.
have in one's head:
-
knowledge 490 V.
have in one's mind:
-
thought 451 V.
have in petto:
-
intention 620 V.
have in prospect:
-
expectation 507 V.
have in reserve:
-
provision 637 V.
have in sight:
-
vision 441 V.
have in stock:
-
retention 781 V.
have in store for:
-
expectation 507 V.
-
destiny 152 V.
have in store:
-
provision 637 V.
have in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
have in the mind:
-
memory 505 V.
have in the thoughts:
-
memory 505 V.
have in view:
-
intention 620 V.
have influence over:
-
motive 615 V.
have influence upon:
-
motive 615 V.
have influence with:
-
motive 615 V.
have influence:
-
influence 175 V.
have intercourse:
-
sexuality 374a V.
have it all one's own way:
-
authority 737 V.
-
success 731 V.
have it all.one's own way:
-
will 600 V.
have it your own way:
-
submission 725 Phr.
have it:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
belief 484 V.
have its seat in:
-
situation 183 V.
have know:
-
belief 484 V.
have leisure:
-
leisure 685 V.
have means:
-
means 632 V.
have mercy!:
-
pity 914 Int.
Have much ado with:
-
difficulty 704 V.
have much on one's hands:
-
activity 682 V.
have no alternative:
-
necessity 601 V.
have no bearing upon:
-
irrelation 10 V.
have no bounds:
-
infinity 105 V.
have no brains:
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
have no business there:
-
unconformity 83 V.
-
irrelation 10 V.
have no business with:
-
irrelation 10 V.
have no chance whatever:
-
impossibility 471 V.
have no choice:
-
necessity 601 V.
-
absence of choice 609a V.
have no conception:
-
ignorance 491 V.
have no concern with:
-
irrelation 10 V.
have no correlation:
-
perpendicularity 216a V.
have no curiosity:
-
incuriosity 456 V.
have no desire for:
-
insensibility 823 V.
-
indifference 866 V.
have no ear:
-
deafness 419 V.
have no election:
-
absence of choice 609a V.
have no end:
-
perpetuity 112 V.
have no existence:
-
inexistence 2 V.
have no hand in:
-
avoidance 623 V.
have no head:
-
oblivion 506 V.
have no idea:
-
ignorance 491 V.
have no influence:
-
absence of influence 175a V.
have no interest in:
-
insensibility 823 V.
have no limits:
-
infinity 105 V.
have no measures with:
-
discord 713 V.
have no mercy:
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
pitilessness 914a V.
have no motive:
-
absence of motive 615a V.
have no notion of:
-
dissent 489 V.
have no notion:
-
ignorance 491 V.
have no objection:
-
consent 762 V.
have no relation to:
-
irrelation 10 V.
have no relish for:
-
indifference 866 V.
have no scruple of:
-
willingness 602 V.
have no sense:
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
have no stomach for:
-
dislike 867 V.
have no taste for:
-
indifference 866 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
have no time:
-
haste 684 V.
have no turning:
-
straightness 246 V.
have not a moment to lose:
-
haste 684 V.
have nothing to do with:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
refusal 764 V.
-
irrelation 10 V.
have nothing to do:
-
inaction 681 V.
have nothing to go upon:
-
impossibility 471 V.
have occasion for:
-
requirement 630 V.
have on hand:
-
retention 781 V.
have on one's hands:
-
business 625 V.
have on one's shoulders:
-
business 625 V.
have on the hip:
-
authority 737 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
have one leg in the grave:
-
weakness 160 V.
have one on the hop:
-
success 731 V.
have one to know:
-
information 527 V.
have one's doubts:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
have one's due:
-
dueness 924 V.
have one's fill:
-
sufficiency 639 V.
-
satiety 869 V.
have one's fling:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
freedom 748 V.
-
laxity 738 V.
-
activity 682 V.
have one's hand in:
-
skill 698 V.
have one's hands full:
-
activity 682 V.
-
business 625 V.
have one's hands in:
-
business 625 V.
have one's money's worth:
-
cheapness 815 V.
have one's own way:
-
will 600 V.
-
obstinacy 606 V.
-
freedom 748 V.
have one's price:
-
price 812 V.
have one's revenge:
-
revenge 919 V.
have one's rights:
-
dueness 924 V.
have one's say:
-
speech 582 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
have one's swill:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
have one's swing:
-
laxity 738 V.
have one's will:
-
will 600 V.
have only one idea:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
have other fish to fry:
-
untimeliness 135 V.
-
activity 682 V.
have other things to do:
-
activity 682 V.
have pity:
-
pity 914 V.
have place:
-
existence 1 V.
have play:
-
agency 170 V.
have precedence:
-
precedence 62 V.
have qualms:
-
fear 860 V.
have quite enough of:
-
satiety 869 V.
have rather not:
-
dislike 867 V.
have rather:
-
choice 609 V.
have recourse to:
-
use 677 V.
have regard to:
-
attention 457 V.
have right to:
-
dueness 924 V.
have run its course:
-
the past 122 V.
-
end 67 V.
have scope:
-
freedom 748 V.
have seen better days:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
adversity 735 V.
-
poverty 804 V.
have seen its day:
-
oldness 124 V.
have sex:
-
sexuality 374a V.
have some knowledge of:
-
knowledge 490 V.
have sown one's mild oats:
-
adolescence 131 V.
have the advantage:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
inequality 28 V.
have the appearance of:
-
appearance 448 V.
have the best of it:
-
success 731 V.
have the better of:
-
success 731 V.
have the care of:
-
direction 693 V.
have the charge of:
-
direction 693 V.
have the direction:
-
direction 693 V.
have the ear of:
-
belief 484 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
have the entree:
-
ingress 294 V.
have the eyes bandaged:
-
blindness 442 V.
have the eyes open:
-
care 459 V.
-
attention 457 V.
have the gift of the gab:
-
speech 582 V.
have the good fortune:
-
prosperity 734 V.
have the goodness:
-
request 765 Adv.
have the hots:
-
sexuality 374a V.
have the last word:
-
obstinacy 606 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
have the mind at ease:
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
have the odds against one:
-
danger 665 V.
have the pas:
-
precedence 62 V.
have the reins:
-
direction 693 V.
have the run of:
-
freedom 748 V.
have the semblance of:
-
appearance 448 V.
have the start:
-
precedence 62 V.
-
priority 116 V.
-
earliness 132 V.
-
precession 280 V.
have the true ring:
-
truth 494 V.
have the upper hand:
-
authority 737 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
-
influence 175 V.
have the whip hand of:
-
superiority 33 V.
have the whip:
-
authority 737 V.
have the worst of it:
-
failure 732 V.
have title to:
-
dueness 924 V.
have to answer for:
-
duty 926 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
have to do with:
-
relation 9 V.
-
business 625 V.
-
action 680 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
have to fall back upon:
-
provision 637 V.
have to run for it:
-
danger 665 V.
have to:
-
intention 620 V.
have too much of:
-
satiety 869 V.
have two meanings:
-
equivocalness 520 V.
have under one's thumb:
-
authority 737 V.
have up:
-
accusation 938 V.
have way on:
-
navigation 267 V.
have weight:
-
evidence 467 V.
have words with:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
have words:
-
discord 713 V.
have:
-
disease 655 V.
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
-
possession 777 V.
haven:
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
haversack:
-
receptacle 191 N.
having a bias:
-
affections 820 Adj.
having a common origin:
-
cause 153 Adj.
having a peduncle:
-
pendency 214 Adj.
having a right to:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
having no end:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
having no foundation:
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
having no head:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
havoc:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
haw:
-
stammering 583 V.
hawk about:
-
publication 531 V.
-
offer 763 V.
hawk at:
-
attack 716 V.
hawk:
-
thief 792 N.
-
sale 796 V.
-
vision 441 N.
-
ejection 297 V.
hawker:
-
merchant 797 N.
hawk-eyed:
-
vision 441 Adj.
hawking:
-
pursuit 622 N.
hawser:
-
connection 45 N.
hay fever:
-
disease 655 N.
haycock:
-
assemblage 72 N.
hayseed:
-
commonality 876 N.
hayward:
-
keeper 753 N.
hazard a guess:
-
intuition 477 V.
hazard a proposition:
-
intuition 477 V.
hazard an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
hazard of the die:
-
chance 156 N.
hazard out:
-
supposition 514 V.
hazard:
-
chance 621 N.
-
chance 621 V.
-
danger 665 N.
-
danger 665 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
chance 156 N.
hazarded:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
hazardous:
-
danger 665 Adj.
haze:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
turbidity 426a N.
haziness:
-
turbidity 426a N.
hazy:
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
-
opacity 426 Adj.
he goat:
-
man 373 N.
he that runs may read:
-
intelligibility 518 Phr.
-
manifestation 525 Phr.
he:
-
man 373 Adj.
-
man 373 N.
he-:
-
man 373 Adj.
head and front:
-
importance 642 N.
head and shoulders:
-
haste 684 Adv.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
head center:
-
director 694 N.
head foremost:
-
violence 173 Adv.
head man:
-
director 694 N.
head over heels in love:
-
love 897 Adj.
head over heels:
-
inversion 218 Adv.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adv.
-
rotation 312 Adv.
head race:
-
conduit 350 N.
head stone:
-
interment 363 N.
head wind:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
head work:
-
thought 451 N.
head:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
precession 280 V.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
topic 454 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
precedence 62 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
-
class 75 N.
-
summit 210 Adj.
-
summit 210 N.
-
master 745 N.
-
director 694 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
painting 556 N.
headache:
-
physical pain 378 N.
headdress:
-
clothing 225 N.
header:
-
plunge 310 N.
headforemost:
-
rashness 863 Adv.
headgear:
-
clothing 225 N.
heading:
-
precursor 64 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
precession 280 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
nomenclature 564 N.
headland:
-
height 206 N.
headlight:
-
indication 550 N.
headline:
-
writing 590 N.
headlong:
-
violence 173 Adv.
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
haste 684 Adv.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
headmost:
-
precession 280 Adv.
headpiece:
-
defense 717 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
headquarters:
-
government 737a N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
focus 74 N.
heads or tails:
-
chance 156 N.
heads:
-
compendium 596 N.
headship:
-
government 737a N.
headsman:
-
scourge 975 N.
headstall:
-
prison 752 N.
headstone:
-
support 215 N.
headstrong:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
headway:
-
navigation 267 N.
-
progression 282 N.
heady:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
heal the breach:
-
pacification 723 V.
heal:
-
restoration 660 V.
heald:
-
instrument 633 N.
healing art:
-
remedy 662 N.
healing:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
-
life 359 N.
-
restoration 660 N.
health and human services:
-
government 737a N.
health food store:
-
mart 799 N.
health:
-
health 654 N.
healthful:
-
health 654 Adj.
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
healthiness:
-
salubrity 656 N.
healthless:
-
disease 655 Adj.
healthy:
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
heap dirt upon:
-
disrepute 874 V.
heap Ossa upon Pelion:
-
assemblage 72 V.
heap up:
-
store 636 V.
heap:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
store 636 N.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
greatness 31 N.
-
size 192 N.
-
store 636 V.
hear a cause:
-
judgment 480 V.
-
lawsuit 969 V.
hear confession:
-
rite 998 V.
hear hear!:
-
approbation 931 Int.
hear mass:
-
rite 998 V.
hear no evil:
-
deafness 419 Phr.
hear out:
-
attention 457 V.
hear ye!:
-
hearing 418 Int.
hear!:
-
hearing 418 Int.
hear:
-
hearing 418 V.
-
information 527 V.
hearer:
-
hearing 418 N.
hearing aid:
-
hearing 418 N.
hearing distance:
-
hearing 418 N.
hearing range:
-
hearing 418 N.
hearing:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
hearing 418 N.
-
hearing 418 Adj.
hearken to:
-
attention 457 V.
hearsay evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
hearsay:
-
news 532 N.
hearse:
-
interment 363 N.
heart and lung machine:
-
airpipe 351 N.
-
life 359 N.
heart and soul:
-
feeling 821 Adv.
-
affections 820 Adv.
-
exertion 686 Adv.
-
resolution 604 Adv.
-
willingness 602 Adv.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
heart attack:
-
disease 655 N.
heart in hand:
-
willingness 602 Adv.
heart of grace:
-
hope 858 N.
-
courage 861 N.
heart of hearts:
-
affections 820 N.
heart of oak:
-
courage 861 N.
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
strength 159 N.
-
hardness 323 N.
heart of stone:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
heart shaped:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
heart sick:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
heart sinking:
-
dejection 837 N.
heart:
-
interiority 221 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
courage 861 N.
-
affections 820 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
heartache:
-
pain 828 N.
heartbeat:
-
life 359 N.
heart-breaking:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
heart-broken:
-
pain 828 Adj.
heartburn:
-
disease 655 N.
-
physical pain 378 N.
heartburning:
-
regret 833 N.
-
enmity 889 N.
heart-burning:
-
discontent 832 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
heart-corroding:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
heart-expanding:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
heartfelt:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
heart-grief:
-
discontent 832 N.
hearth stone:
-
abode 189 N.
hearth:
-
abode 189 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
heartily:
-
feeling 821 Adv.
heartiness:
-
sociality 892 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
heartless:
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
heartquake:
-
fear 860 N.
heart-rending:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
heart-robbing:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
heart's blood:
-
affections 820 N.
heart's core:
-
intellect 450 N.
-
affections 820 N.
heart's ease:
-
content 831 N.
heart's strings:
-
affections 820 N.
hearts:
-
amusement 840 N.
heart-scalded:
-
pain 828 Adj.
heartsick:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
-
satiety 869 Adj.
heart-sickening:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
heartsinking:
-
fear 860 N.
heartsome:
-
hope 858 Adj.
heart-stirring:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
heartstricken:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
heart-stricken:
-
pain 828 Adj.
heart-swelling:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
resentment 900 N.
heart-thrilling:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
heartworm:
-
disease 655 N.
heart-wounding:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
hearty as a buck:
-
health 654 Adj.
hearty laugh:
-
amusement 840 N.
hearty meal:
-
food 298 N.
hearty reception:
-
sociality 892 N.
hearty welcome:
-
sociality 892 N.
hearty:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
friendship 888 Adj.
heat conductivity:
-
calefaction 384 N.
heat engine:
-
instrument 633 N.
heat of combustion:
-
fuel 388 Adj.
heat pump:
-
furnace 386 N.
heat:
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
contention 720 N.
-
heat 382 V.
-
heat 382 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
excitation 824 V.
heated imagination:
-
imagination 515 N.
heated:
-
calefaction 384 Adj.
heater:
-
furnace 386 N.
heath:
-
plain 344 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
heathen:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
heathendom:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
heathenish:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
heathenism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
heathen-mythology:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
heather:
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
plain 344 N.
heating oil:
-
oil 356 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
heating:
-
calefaction 384 Adj.
-
calefaction 384 N.
heaume:
-
defense 717 N.
heautontimorumenos:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
heave in sight:
-
visibility 446 V.
heave offering:
-
worship 990 N.
heave overboard:
-
disuse 678 V.
heave the lead:
-
measurement 466 V.
-
depth 208 V.
heave the log:
-
measurement 466 V.
heave to:
-
quiescence 265 V.
heave:
-
feeling 821 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
Heaven be praised!:
-
rejoicing 838 Int.
-
gratitude 916 Int.
Heaven forbid!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
-
deprecation 766 Int.
Heaven forefend:
-
deprecation 766 Int.
heaven kissing:
-
height 206 Adj.
Heaven knows:
-
uncertainty 475 Phr.
-
ignorance 491 Int.
Heaven save the mark:
-
wonder 870 Int.
Heaven:
-
deity 976 N.
-
hope 858 N.
-
heaven 981 N.
heaven-born genius:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
heaven-born:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
heaven-directed:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
heavenly bodies:
-
world 318 N.
heavenly host:
-
angel 977 N.
heavenly kingdom:
-
heaven 981 N.
heavenly:
-
heaven 981 Adj.
-
world 318 Adj.
-
deity 976 Adj.
heavenly-minded:
-
piety 987 Adj.
heavens and earth!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
heavens:
-
world 318 N.
heaves:
-
disease 655 N.
heavily:
-
inactivity 683 V.
heaviness of heart:
-
dejection 837 N.
heaviness:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
dullness 843 N.
-
gravity 319 N.
heaving:
-
feeling 821 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
heavy affliction:
-
pain 828 N.
heavy as lead:
-
gravity 319 Adj.
heavy book:
-
dullness 843 N.
heavy cost:
-
dearness 814 Adv.
heavy dragoon:
-
combatant 726 N.
heavy eyelids:
-
inactivity 683 N.
heavy fall:
-
cold 383 N.
heavy father:
-
drama 599 N.
heavy gun:
-
arms 727 N.
heavy heart:
-
pain 828 N.
heavy hours:
-
weariness 841 N.
heavy laden:
-
completeness 52 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
heavy news:
-
painfulness 830 N.
heavy pull upon the purse:
-
dearness 814 N.
heavy purse:
-
wealth 803 N.
heavy sea:
-
river 348 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
heavy sleep:
-
inactivity 683 N.
heavy wet:
-
food 298 N.
heavy with sleep:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
heavy:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
improbability 473 Adj.
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
heavy-handed:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
heavy-hearted:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
hebdomadal:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
hebdomadary:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
Hebe:
-
beauty 845 N.
hebetate:
-
insensibility 823 V.
hebetation:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
hebetic:
-
youth 127 Adj.
hebetude:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
hebetudinous:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
Hebraist:
-
scholar 492 N.
Hebrew:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
hecatomb:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
heckle:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
hectares:
-
space 180 N.
hectic:
-
heat 382 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
Hector:
-
courage 861 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
insolence 885 V.
-
blusterer 887 N.
hectoring:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
heddle:
-
instrument 633 N.
hedge in:
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
hedge round:
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
hedge row:
-
inclosure 232 N.
hedge:
-
compensation 30 V.
-
inclosure 232 N.
hedged in:
-
conditions 770 Adj.
hedged:
-
qualification 469 Adj.
hedgehog:
-
sharpness 253 N.
hedonic:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
hedonics:
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
hedonism:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
hedonist:
-
sensualist 954a N.
heed:
-
attention 457 N.
-
attention 457 V.
-
care 459 N.
-
caution 864 N.
heedful:
-
care 459 Adj.
-
caution 864 Adj.
heedfulness:
-
attention 457 N.
-
care 459 N.
heedless:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
heedlessness:
-
inattention 458 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
heel of Achilles:
-
danger 665 N.
heel:
-
deviation 279 V.
-
circuition 311 V.
-
support 215 N.
heelpiece:
-
sequel 65 N.
-
rear 235 N.
-
restoration 660 V.
heels over head:
-
haste 684 Adv.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
inversion 218 Adv.
heels:
-
rear 235 N.
-
lowness 207 N.
heeltap:
-
remainder 40 N.
Heewhack!:
-
snap 406 Int.
heft:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
exertion 686 N.
hegemonic:
-
direction 693 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
hegemonical:
-
government 737a Adj.
-
influence 175 Adj.
heifer:
-
animal 366 N.
heigh-ho!:
-
lamentation 839 Int.
height of fashion:
-
fashion 852 N.
height of one's ambition:
-
desire 865 N.
height:
-
degree 26 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
summit 210 N.
-
repute 873 N.
heighten:
-
aggravation 835 V.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
-
increase 35 V.
-
height 206 V.
heightening:
-
aggravation 835 N.
heights:
-
summit 210 N.
-
height 206 N.
heinous:
-
vice 945 Adj.
heir apparent:
-
possessor 779 N.
heir presumptive:
-
possessor 779 N.
heir:
-
posterity 167 N.
heir-apparent:
-
posterity 167 N.
heiress:
-
posterity 167 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
heirloom:
-
property 780 N.
heir-presumptive:
-
posterity 167 N.
heirs posterity:
-
futurity 121 N.
heirs:
-
posterity 167 N.
heirship:
-
possession 777 N.
hejira:
-
departure 293 N.
heliacal:
-
world 318 Adj.
helical motion:
-
rotation 312 N.
helical:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
helicanhorn:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
Helicon:
-
poetry 597 N.
helicopter carrier:
-
combatant 726 N.
Heliogabalus:
-
sensualist 954a N.
heliogram:
-
representation 554 N.
heliograph:
-
indication 550 N.
-
painting 556 N.
heliographic:
-
light 420 Adj.
heliography:
-
light 420 N.
-
painting 556 N.
heliolatry:
-
idolatry 991 N.
heliometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
heliophagous:
-
light 420 Adj.
helioscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
heliotrope:
-
jewelry 847a N.
-
purple 437 N.
heliotype:
-
painting 556 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
helium balloon:
-
levity 320 N.
helix:
-
curvature 245 N.
-
convolution 248 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
hell fire:
-
hell 982 N.
hell upon earth:
-
pain 828 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
hell:
-
chance 621 N.
-
depth 208 N.
-
hell 982 N.
hellborn:
-
satan 978 Adj.
hell-born:
-
vice 945 Adj.
hellcat:
-
bad man 949 N.
hellebore:
-
bane 663 N.
hellhag:
-
evil 913 N.
hellhound:
-
bad man 949 N.
hell-hound:
-
evil 913 N.
hellish:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
hell 982 Adj.
Hell's grim Tyrant:
-
death 360 N.
helm:
-
direction 693 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
helmet:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
defense 717 N.
helminth:
-
bane 663 N.
helminthagogue:
-
remedy 662 N.
helminthology:
-
zoology 368 N.
helmsman:
-
director 694 N.
helot:
-
servant 746 N.
help at a dead lift:
-
aid 707 N.
help mate:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
help oneself to:
-
taking 789 V.
help to:
-
concurrence 178 V.
help!:
-
aid 707 Int.
help:
-
servant 746 N.
-
utility 644 N.
-
giving 784 N.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
aid 707 V.
-
aid 707 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
utility 644 V.
-
giving 784 V.
helper:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
helpful:
-
aid 707 Adj.
helping hand:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
helpless:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
helplessness:
-
impotence 158 N.
helpmate:
-
marriage 903 N.
helter-skelter:
-
disorder 59 Adv.
-
haste 684 Adv.
hem and haw:
-
qualification 469 V.
hem in:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
circumjacence 227 V.
hem!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
hem:
-
edge 231 N.
-
fold 258 V.
hematite:
-
jewelry 847a N.
hemeralopia:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
hemi:
-
bisection 91 Adj.
hemidemisemiquaver:
-
melody concord 413 N.
hemiplegia:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
hemisphere:
-
region 181 N.
hemispheric:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
hemlock:
-
bane 663 N.
hemorrhage:
-
excretion 299 N.
hemorrhoids:
-
disease 655 N.
hemp:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
filament 205 N.
hen party:
-
sociality 892 N.
hen:
-
animal 366 N.
-
woman 374 N.
henbane:
-
bane 663 N.
hence loathed melancholy!:
-
cheerfulness 836 Int.
hence:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
-
departure 293 Adv.
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
henceforth:
-
futurity 121 Adv.
henceforwards:
-
futurity 121 Adv.
henchman:
-
servant 746 N.
hencoop:
-
husbandry 370 N.
henhearted:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
henhussy:
-
woman 374 N.
-
fool 501 N.
henpecked:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
-
obedience 743 Adj.
hepatize:
-
redundancy 641 V.
heptagon:
-
angularity 244 N.
her majesty's:
-
government 737a Adj.
her:
-
woman 374 Adj.
-
woman 374 N.
Heraclitus:
-
lamentation 839 N.
herald:
-
priority 116 V.
-
messenger 534 N.
-
publication 531 V.
-
prediction 511 V.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
precession 280 V.
heraldry:
-
indication 550 N.
herb:
-
vegetable 367 N.
herbaceous:
-
vegetable 367 Adj.
herbage:
-
vegetable 367 N.
herbal:
-
vegetable 367 Adj.
-
botany 369 N.
herbalist:
-
botany 369 N.
herbarian:
-
botany 369 N.
herbarist:
-
botany 369 N.
herbarium:
-
botany 369 N.
herbist:
-
botany 369 N.
herbivorous:
-
food 298 Adj.
herborist:
-
botany 369 N.
herborization:
-
botany 369 N.
herborize:
-
botany 369 V.
Herculean task:
-
difficulty 704 N.
Herculean:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
exertion 686 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
Hercules:
-
strength 159 N.
-
support 215 N.
herd instinct:
-
assent 488 N.
herd:
-
multitude 102 N.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
assemblage 72 N.
herdsman:
-
servant 746 N.
here and there:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73
-
fewness 103 Adv.
-
place 182 Adv.
-
situation 183 Adv.
here below:
-
world 318 Adv.
here goes!:
-
undertaking 676 Int.
here in:
-
interiority 221 Adv.
here there and everywhere:
-
nonuniformity 16a Adv.
-
presence 186 Adv.
-
space 180 Adv.
here!:
-
approach 286 Int.
here:
-
presence 186 Adv.
-
situation 183 Adv.
-
arrival 292 Adv.
hereabouts:
-
situation 183 Adv.
-
nearness 197 Adv.
hereafter:
-
destiny 152 N.
-
futurity 121 Adv.
-
futurity 121 N.
hereby:
-
instrumentality 631 Adv.
hereditaments:
-
property 780 N.
hereditary:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
effect 154 Adj.
heredity:
-
effect 154 N.
-
posterity 167 N.
-
life 359 N.
heresy:
-
error 495 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
heretic:
-
dissent 489 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
incredulity 487 N.
heretical:
-
error 495 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
heretofore:
-
the past 122 Adv.
-
time 106 Adv.
hereunto:
-
time 106 Adv.
hereupon:
-
time 106 Adv.
herewith:
-
accompaniment 88 Adv.
-
means 632 Adv.
heritage:
-
futurity 121 N.
-
possession 777 N.
-
property 780 N.
heritor:
-
possessor 779 N.
hermaphrodite brig:
-
ship 273 N.
hermaphrodite:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 N.
hermeneutics:
-
interpretation 522 N.
Hermes:
-
speech 582 N.
hermetically sealed:
-
closure 261 Adj.
hermit:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
hermitage:
-
abode 189 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
hernia:
-
disease 655 N.
hero worship:
-
idolatry 991 N.
-
approbation 931 N.
hero:
-
courage 861 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
good man 948 N.
Herod:
-
violence 173 V.
heroic act:
-
courage 861 N.
heroic deed:
-
courage 861 N.
heroic:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
heroics:
-
boasting 884 N.
heroin:
-
intemperance 954 N.
heroine:
-
good man 948 N.
heroism:
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
-
courage 861 N.
herpes:
-
disease 655 N.
herpesvirus:
-
disease 655 N.
herpetology:
-
zoology 368 N.
herring gutted:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
hers.':
-
woman 374 Adj.
herself:
-
speciality 79 N.
hesitancy:
-
irresolution 605 N.
hesitate:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
stammering 583 V.
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
discontinuity 70 V.
hesitating:
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 N.
hesitation:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
stammering 583 N.
-
unwillingness 603 N.
-
irresolution 605 N.
-
fear 860 N.
Hesperian:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
Hessian boot:
-
clothing 225 N.
Hessian:
-
combatant 726 N.
hest:
-
command 741 N.
heterarchy:
-
government 737a N.
heteroclite:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
heterodox:
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
heterodoxy:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
heterogamy:
-
production 161 N.
heterogeneity:
-
irrelation 10 N.
heterogeneous:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
mixture 41 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
heterogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
heterogenetic:
-
production 161 Adj.
heteronomy:
-
government 737a N.
heteropathic:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
heteropathy:
-
remedy 662 N.
hetman:
-
master 745 N.
hew down:
-
depression 308 V.
hew:
-
shortness 201 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
form 240 V.
hexadecimal number:
-
number 84 N.
hexaglot:
-
language 560 Adj.
hexagon:
-
angularity 244 N.
hexahedron:
-
angularity 244 N.
hexameter:
-
poetry 597 N.
hey!:
-
allocution 586 Int.
heyday of the blood:
-
affections 820 N.
heyday of youth:
-
youth 127 N.
heyday!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
heyday:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
heydey!:
-
inexpectation 508 Int.
hiation:
-
opening 260 N.
hiatus:
-
absence 187 N.
-
interval 198 N.
hibernal:
-
cold 383 Adj.
hibernate:
-
inactivity 683 V.
hibernation:
-
inactivity 683 N.
Hibernian:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
Hibernicism:
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
neologism 563 N.
hiccough:
-
wind 349 N.
hiccup:
-
wind 349 N.
hid from mortal vision:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
hid under a bushel:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
hidalgo:
-
nobility 875 N.
hidden meaning:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
hidden:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
ambush 530 Adj.
hide and seek:
-
amusement 840 N.
hide in holes and corners:
-
concealment 528 V.
hide its diminished head:
-
inferiority 34 V.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
hide one's face:
-
humility 879 V.
-
modesty 881 V.
hide oneself:
-
concealment 528 V.
hide:
-
covering 223 N.
-
concealment 528 V.
hidebound:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
restraint 751 Adj.
hideous:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
hiding place:
-
abode 189 N.
-
concealment 528 N.
-
ambush 530 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
hiding:
-
concealment 528 N.
hie to:
-
journey 266 V.
hie:
-
motion 264 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
hierarch:
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
hierarchical:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
hieroglyphic:
-
writing 590 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
letter 561 N.
hieroglyphical:
-
writing 590 Adj.
Hierographa:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
Hieromancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
hierophant:
-
clergy 996 N.
Hieroscopy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
higgle:
-
barter 794 V.
higgledy-piggledy:
-
disorder 59 Adv.
higgler:
-
merchant 797 N.
high and dry:
-
safety 664 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
high and mighty:
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
high art:
-
painting 556 N.
high celebration:
-
rite 998 N.
High Church:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
high color:
-
redness 434 N.
high coloring:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
High court of Appeal:
-
tribunal 966 N.
High court of Judicature:
-
tribunal 966 N.
high days and holidays:
-
amusement 840 N.
high descent:
-
nobility 875 N.
high Dutch:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
high explosive:
-
arms 727 N.
high flowing:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
high flown:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
high glee:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
high holiday:
-
amusement 840 N.
high in tone:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
high jinks:
-
amusement 840 N.
high life:
-
nobility 875 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
high living:
-
gluttony 957 N.
-
intemperance 954 N.
high mass:
-
rite 998 N.
high mightiness:
-
repute 873 N.
high note:
-
stridor 410 N.
-
sibilation 409 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
high notions:
-
pride 878 N.
high octane gasoline:
-
fuel 388 N.
high octane:
-
fuel 388 Adj.
high places:
-
summit 210 N.
high pressure:
-
excitation 824 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
high price:
-
dearness 814 N.
high priced:
-
dearness 814 Adj.
high priest:
-
clergy 996 N.
high reaching:
-
height 206 Adj.
high relief:
-
sculpture 557 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
high repute:
-
repute 873 N.
high school:
-
school 542 N.
high seas:
-
ocean 341 N.
-
river 348 N.
high specific impulse:
-
fuel 388 Adj.
high spirits:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
high tide:
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
river 348 N.
-
completeness 52 N.
-
height 206 N.
high time:
-
expedience 646 N.
-
occasion 134 N.
-
lateness 133 N.
high treason:
-
improbity 940 N.
-
disobedience 742 N.
high up:
-
height 206 Adv.
high water mark:
-
measurement 466 N.
high water:
-
water 337 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
completeness 52 N.
high words:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
contention 720 N.
high:
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
stridor 410 Adj.
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
height 206 Adj.
high-:
-
nobility 875 Adj.
-
pungency 392 Adj.
highboy:
-
receptacle 191 N.
high-colored:
-
color 428 Adj.
higher grade school:
-
school 542 N.
higher:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
highest:
-
height 206 Adj.
-
summit 210 Adj.
highfalutin:
-
boasting 884 Adj.
-
boasting 884 N.
highfaluting:
-
boasting 884 Adj.
-
boasting 884 N.
high-fed:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
highflier:
-
madman 504 N.
-
pride 878 N.
high-flown:
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
highflying:
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
exaggeration 549 Adj.
high-handed:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
highland:
-
land 342 N.
highlands:
-
height 206 N.
high-low:
-
clothing 225 N.
highly respectable:
-
nobility 875 Adj.
highly wrought:
-
completion 729 Adj.
highly-wrought:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
high-mettled:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
high-minded:
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
highness:
-
title 877 N.
high-pitched:
-
stridor 410 Adj.
high-plumed:
-
pride 878 Adj.
high-principled:
-
probity 939 Adj.
high-reaching:
-
desire 865 Adj.
high-seasoned:
-
pungency 392 Adj.
highsouled:
-
pride 878 Adj.
high-sounding words:
-
ornament 577 N.
high-sounding:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
high-spirited:
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
high-strung:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
hight:
-
nomenclature 564 Adj.
high-tasted:
-
pungency 392 Adj.
high-toned:
-
stridor 410 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
highway robbery:
-
stealing 791 N.
highway:
-
method 627 N.
highwayman:
-
thief 792 N.
highways and byways:
-
method 627 N.
high-wrought:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
hiker:
-
traveler 268 N.
hiking boots:
-
clothing 225 N.
hilarious:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
hilarity:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
hill alto:
-
height 206 N.
hill:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
ascent 305 N.
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
descent 306 N.
hillock:
-
height 206 N.
hilly:
-
height 206 Adj.
hilt:
-
instrument 633 N.
him:
-
man 373 Adj.
-
man 373 N.
himself:
-
speciality 79 N.
hind quarters:
-
rear 235 N.
hind:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
rear 235 Adj.
hinder:
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
rear 235 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
-
defense 717 V.
hindered:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
hinderer:
-
hindrance 706 N.
hindering:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
hindermost:
-
end 67 Adj.
-
rear 235 Adj.
hindmost:
-
rear 235 Adj.
hindrance:
-
prohibition 761 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
-
restraint 751 N.
Hinduism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Hindustani:
-
neologism 563 N.
hinge upon:
-
effect 154 V.
hinge:
-
junction 43 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
hinny:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
hint:
-
indication 550 N.
-
memory 505 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
-
supposition 514 V.
-
information 527 N.
-
information 527 V.
-
smallness 32 N.
hinterland:
-
rear 235 N.
hip rafter:
-
support 215 N.
hip:
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
laterality 236 N.
hippie:
-
petitioner 767 N.
Hippocrates:
-
remedy 662 N.
hippocratic:
-
death 360 Adj.
hippodrome:
-
drama 599 N.
-
arena 728 N.
Hippolytus:
-
purity 960 N.
hippophage:
-
food 298 N.
hippophagy:
-
food 298 N.
hippopotamus:
-
size 192 N.
hirdy-girdy:
-
inversion 218 Adv.
hire by the hour:
-
borrowing 788 V.
hire by the mile:
-
borrowing 788 V.
hire by the year:
-
borrowing 788 V.
hire:
-
price 812 N.
-
commission 755 V.
-
borrowing 788 V.
-
reward 973 N.
hired gun:
-
combatant 726 N.
hireling:
-
servant 746 N.
hirsute:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
his honor:
-
title 877 N.
-
judge 967 N.
his lordship:
-
judge 967 N.
his worship:
-
judge 967 N.
his:
-
man 373 Adj.
hispid:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
hiss:
-
contempt 930 V.
-
sibilation 409 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
sibilation 409 V.
-
ululation 412 V.
hissing:
-
sibilation 409 Adj.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
hist!:
-
taciturnity 585 Int.
-
allocution 586 Int.
histology:
-
texture 329 N.
historian:
-
recorder 553 N.
-
description 594 N.
historic Muse:
-
description 594 N.
historic:
-
description 594 Adj.
historical painter:
-
artist 559 N.
historical painting:
-
painting 556 N.
historiette:
-
description 594 N.
historiographer:
-
recorder 553 N.
historiography:
-
description 594 N.
history:
-
record 551 N.
-
description 594 N.
histrionic art:
-
drama 599 N.
histrionic:
-
drama 599 Adj.
hit hard:
-
ship 273 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
hit it:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
success 731 V.
hit man:
-
combatant 726 N.
hit off:
-
representation 554 V.
hit on the raw:
-
resentment 900 V.
hit one's fancy:
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
hit the ceiling:
-
violence 173 V.
hit the jackpot:
-
wealth 803 V.
hit the mark:
-
success 731 V.
hit the road:
-
journey 266 V.
hit the roof:
-
violence 173 V.
hit upon:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
plan 626 V.
hit:
-
success 731 N.
-
arrival 292 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
chance 156 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
hitch:
-
pendency 214 V.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
difficulty 704 N.
hither and yon:
-
oscillation 314 Adv.
hither:
-
direction 278 Adv.
-
arrival 292 Adv.
hitherto:
-
the past 122 Adv.
HIV:
-
disease 655 N.
hive of industry:
-
workshop 691 N.
hive:
-
husbandry 370 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
location 184 V.
hoar frost:
-
cold 383 N.
hoar:
-
age 128 Adj.
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
hoard treasure:
-
store 636 V.
hoard:
-
store 636 N.
-
store 636 V.
hoarse as a raven:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
hoarse:
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
stridor 410 Adj.
-
aphony 581 Adj.
hoarseness:
-
faintness 405 N.
hoary age:
-
age 128 N.
hoary:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
-
age 128 Adj.
hoax:
-
deception 545 N.
-
deception 545 V.
hob and nob:
-
celebration 883 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
hob:
-
support 215 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
hobble:
-
failure 732 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
hobbledehoy:
-
infant 129 N.
hobby:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
desire 865 N.
hobbyhorse:
-
vehicle 272 N.
hobby-horse:
-
desire 865 N.
hobglobin:
-
demon 980 N.
hobgoblin:
-
fear 860 N.
hobnail:
-
commonality 876 N.
hobo:
-
petitioner 767 N.
Hobson's choice:
-
compulsion 744 N.
-
absence of choice 609a N.
-
necessity 601 N.
hockey:
-
amusement 840 N.
hocus:
-
deception 545 N.
-
deception 545 V.
hocus-pocus:
-
interchange 148 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
sorcery 992 N.
hod:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
hoddy-doddy:
-
fool 501 N.
hodgepodge:
-
disorder 59 N.
hoe:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
agriculture 371 V.
hoedown:
-
amusement 840 N.
hog:
-
animal 366 N.
-
sensualist 954a N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
hog's back:
-
height 206 N.
hogwash:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
hohlraum:
-
darkness 421 N.
hoist a banner:
-
indication 550 V.
hoist blue Peter:
-
departure 293 V.
hoist on one's own petard:
-
failure 732 Adj.
hoist the black flag:
-
warfare 722 V.
hoist:
-
elevation 307 V.
hoity toity!:
-
defiance 715 Int.
hoity-toity!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
hold a belief:
-
belief 484 V.
hold a brief for:
-
deputy 759 V.
hold a council:
-
advice 695 V.
hold a course:
-
direction 278 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
hold a high opinion of:
-
respect 928 V.
hold a lease:
-
security 771 V.
hold a loose rein:
-
laxity 738 V.
hold a meeting:
-
assemblage 72 V.
hold a place:
-
business 625 V.
-
term 71 V.
hold a portfolio:
-
business 625 V.
hold a situation:
-
business 625 V.
hold a tight hand:
-
severity 739 V.
hold aloof:
-
absence 187 V.
-
incredulity 487 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
hold an argument:
-
reasoning 476 V.
hold an office:
-
business 625 V.
hold an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
hold as:
-
belief 484 V.
hold at arm's length:
-
enmity 889 V.
hold at bay:
-
defense 717 V.
hold at the sword's point:
-
subjection 749 V.
hold authority:
-
government 737a V.
hold back:
-
retention 781 V.
-
parsimony 819 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
store 636 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
hold both one's sides:
-
amusement 840 V.
hold cheap:
-
contempt 930 V.
hold communication with:
-
friendship 888 V.
hold conference:
-
conversation 588 V.
hold converse:
-
conversation 588 V.
hold council:
-
council 696 V.
hold dear:
-
love 897 V.
hold fast one's ground:
-
retention 781 V.
hold fast one's own:
-
retention 781 V.
hold fast:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
coherence 46 V.
hold firm:
-
resistance 719 V.
hold forth:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
dissertation 595 V.
-
speech 582 V.
hold from:
-
restraint 751 V.
hold good:
-
permanence 141 V.
-
truth 494 V.
-
demonstration 478 V.
hold hard!:
-
quiescence 265 Int.
hold in abomination:
-
hate 898 V.
hold in bondage:
-
subjection 749 V.
hold in check:
-
restraint 751 V.
hold in contempt:
-
contempt 930 V.
hold in derision:
-
disrespect 929 V.
hold in disrespect:
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
hold in esteem:
-
approbation 931 V.
hold in hand:
-
authority 737 V.
hold in leading strings:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
hold in leash:
-
restraint 751 V.
hold in pledge:
-
security 771 V.
hold in remembrance:
-
memory 505 V.
hold in reverence:
-
respect 928 V.
hold in solution:
-
liquefaction 335 V.
hold in swaddling clothes:
-
subjection 749 V.
hold in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
hold in the mind:
-
memory 505 V.
hold in the thoughts:
-
memory 505 V.
hold in:
-
restraint 751 V.
hold intercourse:
-
conversation 588 V.
hold jubilee:
-
rejoicing 838 V.
-
celebration 883 V.
hold master:
-
authority 737 V.
hold off:
-
avoidance 623 V.
hold office:
-
direction 693 V.
-
authority 737 V.
hold on a conversation:
-
conversation 588 V.
hold on one's course:
-
progression 282 V.
hold on:
-
permanence 141 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
hold one's breath:
-
expectation 507 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
hold one's footing:
-
permanence 141 V.
hold one's ground:
-
permanence 141 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
hold one's grounds:
-
resistance 719 V.
hold one's hand:
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
hold one's head high:
-
pride 878 V.
hold one's head up:
-
elevation 307 V.
hold one's jaw:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
hold one's own:
-
preservation 670 V.
-
defense 717 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
-
authority 737 V.
hold one's peace:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
hold one's tongue:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
-
silence 403 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
hold oneself aloof:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
hold oneself in readiness:
-
preparation 673 V.
hold oneself:
-
elevation 307 V.
hold out a hand:
-
aid 707 V.
hold out a helping hand:
-
aid 707 V.
hold out allurement:
-
desire 865 V.
hold out an expectation:
-
promise 768 V.
hold out expectation:
-
prediction 511 V.
hold out false colors:
-
falsehood 544 V.
hold out hope:
-
hope 858 V.
hold out temptation:
-
desire 865 V.
hold out the alternative:
-
choice 609 V.
hold out the hand:
-
courtesy 894 V.
hold out the olive branch:
-
pacification 723 V.
hold out:
-
courage 861 V.
-
offer 763 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
time 106 V.
hold the breath:
-
quiescence 265 V.
hold the portfolio:
-
direction 693 V.
hold the reins:
-
direction 693 V.
hold the scales:
-
judgment 480 V.
hold the wolf by the ears:
-
difficulty 704 V.
hold tight one's ground:
-
retention 781 V.
hold tight one's own:
-
retention 781 V.
hold to:
-
willingness 602 V.
hold together:
-
junction 43 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
hold true:
-
truth 494 V.
hold up one's hand:
-
choice 609 V.
hold up one's head:
-
courage 861 V.
-
pride 878 V.
hold up the finger:
-
indication 550 V.
hold up the hand:
-
indication 550 V.
hold up the mirror:
-
manifestation 525 V.
hold up to execration:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
hold up to reprobation:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
hold up to scorn:
-
contempt 930 V.
hold up to shame:
-
disrepute 874 V.
hold up to view:
-
manifestation 525 V.
hold up:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
dryness 340 V.
-
support 215 V.
hold water:
-
demonstration 478 V.
-
truth 494 V.
hold within bounds:
-
restraint 751 V.
hold!:
-
satiety 869 Int.
-
prohibition 761 Int.
-
quiescence 265 Int.
-
cessation 142 Int.
hold:
-
preservation 670 V.
-
authority 737 N.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
defense 717 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
possession 777 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
-
quiescence 265 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
lowness 207 N.
-
base 211 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
support 215 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
possession 777 N.
-
permanence 141 V.
-
composition 54 V.
-
coherence 46 V.
-
ambush 530 N.
-
support 215 N.
holder:
-
possessor 779 N.
holdfast:
-
connection 45 N.
holding:
-
property 780 N.
-
possession 777 N.
holdover:
-
lateness 133 N.
holdup man:
-
thief 792 N.
hole and corner:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
hole in one's coat:
-
imperfection 651 N.
hole:
-
interval 198 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
place 182 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
opening 260 N.
hole-in-one:
-
success 731 N.
holes and corners:
-
ambush 530 N.
holf:
-
island 346 N.
holiday making:
-
amusement 840 N.
holiday task:
-
facility 705 N.
holiday:
-
celebration 883 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
leisure 685 N.
-
repose 687 N.
holiness:
-
deity 976 N.
-
piety 987 N.
hollow commendation:
-
courtesy 894 N.
hollow mockery:
-
deception 545 N.
hollow truce:
-
pacification 723 N.
hollow:
-
concavity 252 V.
-
aphony 581 Adj.
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
stridor 410 Adj.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
concavity 252 Adj.
-
depth 208 N.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
resonance 408 Adj.
hollow-hearted:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
hollowness:
-
concavity 252 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
holocaust:
-
killing 361 N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
holograph:
-
writing 590 N.
-
painting 556 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
holt:
-
vegetable 367 N.
holus-bolus:
-
haste 684 Adv.
holy breathing:
-
worship 990 N.
Holy cow!:
-
unconformity 83 Int.
-
wonder 870 Int.
Holy Grail:
-
rite 998 N.
Holy Men of old:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
Holy of Holies:
-
temple 1000 N.
holy orders:
-
churchdom 995 N.
holy place:
-
temple 1000 N.
Holy Scriptures:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
Holy shit!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
holy table:
-
temple 1000 N.
Holy Thursday:
-
rite 998 N.
holy water:
-
rite 998 N.
Holy week:
-
rite 998 N.
Holy Writ:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
holy:
-
piety 987 Adj.
-
deity 976 Adj.
holyday:
-
rite 998 N.
-
worship 990 N.
homage:
-
submission 725 N.
-
obedience 743 N.
-
respect 928 N.
-
approbation 931 N.
-
worship 990 N.
home bred:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
home felt:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
home improvement center:
-
mart 799 N.
home improvements store:
-
mart 799 N.
home loan:
-
lending 787 N.
home rule:
-
government 737a N.
home run:
-
success 731 N.
home stroke:
-
agency 170 N.
home sweet home:
-
abode 189 Phr.
home thrust:
-
attack 716 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
home:
-
focus 74 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
-
interiority 221 Adj.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
nearness 197 Adj.
-
arrival 292 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
homeless person:
-
petitioner 767 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
homeless:
-
displacement 185 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
poverty 804 Adj.
homeliness:
-
simplicity 849 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
homely:
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
homeopathic:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
homeopathy:
-
remedy 662 N.
homer:
-
success 731 N.
homesick:
-
regret 833 Adj.
homesickness:
-
regret 833 N.
homespun:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
-
texture 329 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
homestall:
-
abode 189 N.
homestead:
-
abode 189 N.
homeward bound:
-
arrival 292 Adj.
homework:
-
teaching 537 N.
homicidal:
-
killing 361 Adj.
homicide:
-
killing 361 N.
homiletical:
-
sociality 892 Adj.
homily:
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
rite 998 N.
homocentric:
-
middle 68 Adj.
homoeopathic:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
homogeneity:
-
uniformity 16 N.
-
simpleness 42 N.
-
relation 9 N.
homogeneous:
-
simpleness 42 Adj.
-
uniformity 16 Adj.
homogeneousness:
-
uniformity 16 N.
homogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
homogenize:
-
uniformity 16 V.
homoiousia:
-
similarity 17 N.
homoiousian:
-
similarity 17 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
homologate:
-
agreement 23 V.
homologous:
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
uniformity 16 Adj.
homologue:
-
concord 714 N.
homology:
-
relation 9 N.
-
uniformity 16 N.
homonym:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
-
voice 580 N.
homonymous:
-
equivocalness 520 Adj.
homonymy:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
homoousia: alter ego:
-
identity 13 N.
Homoousian:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
identity 13 Adj.
homophonous:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
homophony:
-
melody concord 413 N.
homosexual:
-
man 373 N.
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
homosexuality:
-
sexuality 374a N.
homunculus:
-
littleness 193 N.
hone:
-
sharpness 253 N.
honest as daylight:
-
probity 939 Adj.
honest man:
-
good man 948 N.
honest meaning:
-
meaning 516 N.
honest truth:
-
truth 494 N.
-
veracity 543 N.
honest:
-
purity 960 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
veracity 543 Adj.
honesty:
-
artlessness 703 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
purity 960 N.
-
veracity 543 N.
honey:
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
favorite 899 N.
honeybee:
-
animal 366 N.
honeycomb:
-
sponge 252a N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
honeycombed:
-
sponge 252a Adj.
-
opening 260 Adj.
honeyed phrases:
-
courtesy 894 N.
honeyed words:
-
flattery 933 N.
-
motive 615 N.
honeyed:
-
flattery 933 Adj.
honeymoon:
-
marriage 903 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
endearment 902 N.
honey-mouthed:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
flattery 933 Adj.
honeysuckle:
-
sweetness 396 N.
honey-tongued:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
honi sot qui mal y pense:
-
vindication 937 Phr.
honied:
-
sweetness 396 Adj.
honk:
-
ululation 412 V.
honor a bill:
-
payment 807 V.
honor be to:
-
repute 873 Int.
honor bright:
-
probity 939 Adv.
-
veracity 543 Adv.
honor pricks me on:
-
respect 928 Phr.
honor:
-
respect 928 V.
-
property 780 N.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
respect 928 N.
-
right 922 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
repute 873 V.
-
repute 873 N.
-
probity 939 N.
honorable:
-
probity 939 Adv.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
observance 772 Adj.
honorarium:
-
reward 973 N.
-
giving 784 N.
honorary:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
honored:
-
repute 873 Adj.
honorific:
-
repute 873 Adj.
hoo:
-
ululation 412 V.
hood:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
canonicals 999 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
hooded:
-
covering 223 Adj.
hoodlum:
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
hoodoo:
-
sorcery 992 V.
-
sorcery 992 N.
-
badness 649 N.
-
sorcerer 994 N.
hoodwink:
-
blindness 442 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
deception 545 V.
hoodwinked:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
hoof it:
-
journey 266 V.
hoof:
-
base 211 N.
hook and eye:
-
connection 45 N.
hook and ladder:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
hook in:
-
deception 545 V.
hook up:
-
pendency 214 V.
hook:
-
junction 43 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
retention 781 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
pendency 214 N.
hooked:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
-
angularity 244 Adj.
hooker:
-
ship 273 N.
hooligan:
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
hoop:
-
circularity 247 N.
-
cry 411 V.
Hoosier:
-
misnomer 565 N.
hoot:
-
ululation 412 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
deception 545 N.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
cry 411 V.
-
disrespect 929 N.
hop garden:
-
agriculture 371 N.
hop skip and jump:
-
agitation 315 Adv.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
haste 684 Adv.
-
leap 309 N.
hop the twig:
-
death 360 V.
hop:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
leap 309 N.
-
leap 309 V.
hope against hope:
-
hope 858 V.
-
hopelessness 859 V.
hope deferred:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
hope for the best:
-
hope 858 V.
hope for:
-
hope 858 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
-
desire 865 V.
hope:
-
hope 858 V.
-
hope 858 N.
-
expectation 507 N.
-
desire 865 V.
hopeful:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
hope 858 Adj.
-
politics 737b N.
-
probability 472 Adj.
-
infant 129 N.
hopefully:
-
hope 858 Adv.
hopefulness:
-
hope 858 N.
hopeless:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
hopelessness:
-
impossibility 471 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
hopes:
-
hope 858 N.
hoping:
-
hope 858 Adj.
Hop-o'-my-thumb:
-
littleness 193 N.
hopper:
-
receptacle 191 N.
hopple:
-
restraint 751 V.
hopples:
-
prison 752 N.
hopscotch:
-
amusement 840 N.
horary:
-
period 108 Adj.
horde:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
horehound:
-
fragrance 400 N.
horizon:
-
distance 196 N.
-
vision 441 N.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
expectation 507 N.
horizontal:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
horizontality:
-
horizontality 213 N.
horizontally:
-
horizontality 213 Adv.
horn book:
-
school 542 N.
horn of Amalthaea:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
horn of plenty:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
horn work:
-
defense 717 N.
horn:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
rotundity 249 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
hornet:
-
evil 913 N.
hornet's nest:
-
pitfall 667 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
hornmad:
-
jealousy 920 Adj.
hornpipe:
-
amusement 840 N.
horns of a dilemma:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
horns:
-
sexuality 374a N.
hornswoggle:
-
deception 545 V.
horny:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
horologe:
-
chronometry 114 N.
horology:
-
chronometry 114 N.
horometry:
-
chronometry 114 N.
horoscope:
-
prediction 511 N.
horoscopy:
-
prediction 511 N.
horrible:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
fear 860 Adj.
horribly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
horrid:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
horrific:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
horrified:
-
pain 828 Adj.
horrify:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
hate 898 V.
horrifying:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
horripilate:
-
cold 383 V.
horripilation:
-
cold 383 N.
horrisonous:
-
stridor 410 Adj.
horror:
-
fear 860 N.
-
dislike 867 N.
horrors:
-
dejection 837 N.
horror-stricken:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
horror-struck:
-
fear 860 Adj.
hors de combat:
-
disease 655 Adj.
horse and foot:
-
combatant 726 N.
horse artillery:
-
combatant 726 N.
horse box:
-
vehicle 272 N.
horse cloth:
-
clothing 225 N.
horse coper:
-
deceiver 548 N.
horse doctor:
-
husbandry 370 N.
Horse Guards:
-
combatant 726 N.
horse laugh:
-
amusement 840 N.
horse leech:
-
husbandry 370 N.
horse marine:
-
bungler 701 N.
horse opera:
-
drama 599 N.
horse power:
-
measurement 466 N.
horse racing:
-
contention 720 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
horse road:
-
method 627 N.
horse soldier:
-
combatant 726 N.
horse:
-
man 373 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
pendency 214 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
horseman:
-
traveler 268 N.
horsemanship:
-
journey 266 N.
-
skill 698 N.
horseplay:
-
ridicule 856 N.
horseshoe:
-
curvature 245 N.
horseshoes:
-
amusement 840 N.
horsewhip:
-
punishment 972 V.
hortative:
-
motive 615 Adj.
-
advice 695 Adj.
hortatory:
-
motive 615 Adj.
horticultural:
-
agriculture 371 Adj.
horticulture:
-
agriculture 371 N.
horticulturist:
-
agriculture 371 N.
hosanna!:
-
worship 990 Int.
hosanna:
-
worship 990 N.
hosannah:
-
approbation 931 N.
hose:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
hosier:
-
clothing 225 N.
hosiery:
-
clothing 225 N.
hospice:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
abode 189 N.
hospitable:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
hospital:
-
remedy 662 N.
Hospitaler:
-
clergy 996 N.
hospitality:
-
sociality 892 N.
-
liberality 816 N.
hospodar:
-
master 745 N.
host in himself:
-
influence 175 N.
host of heaven:
-
angel 977 N.
host:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
friend 890 N.
-
rite 998 N.
hostage:
-
prisoner 754 N.
-
security 771 N.
hostel:
-
abode 189 N.
hostelry:
-
abode 189 N.
hostile meeting:
-
contention 720 N.
hostile witness:
-
evidence 467 N.
hostile:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
opposition 708 Adj.
-
enmity 889 Adj.
hostilities:
-
warfare 722 N.
hostility:
-
enmity 889 N.
hostler:
-
servant 746 N.
hot air balloon:
-
levity 320 N.
hot air:
-
boasting 884 N.
hot as fire:
-
heat 382 Adj.
hot as pepper:
-
pungency 392 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
hot blood:
-
irascibility 901 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
hot dogs:
-
refreshment 689 N.
hot enough to boil an egg:
-
heat 382 Adj.
hot enough to roast an ox:
-
heat 382 Adj.
hot house:
-
agriculture 371 N.
hot rod:
-
vehicle 272 N.
hot water heat:
-
furnace 386 N.
hot water:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
hot:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
orange 439 Adj.
-
redness 434 Adj.
-
pungency 392 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
hotbed:
-
cause 153 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
hot-blooded:
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
hotbrained:
-
rashness 863 Adj.
hotchpot:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
participation 778 N.
hotch-pot:
-
disorder 59 N.
hotch-potch:
-
disorder 59 N.
Hotel des Invalides:
-
remedy 662 N.
hotel keeper:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
hotel runner:
-
petitioner 767 N.
hotel:
-
abode 189 N.
hotheaded:
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
hot-headed:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
hothouse:
-
furnace 386 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
hot-press:
-
smoothness 255 V.
hots:
-
sexuality 374a N.
Hotspur:
-
rashness 863 N.
Hottentot:
-
commonality 876 N.
hough:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
hound:
-
animal 366 N.
-
odor 398 N.
-
motive 615 V.
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
bad man 949 N.
hour after hour:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
hour:
-
period 108 N.
-
instantaneity 113 N.
-
the present time 118 N.
hourglass:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
-
chronometry 114 N.
-
contraction 195 N.
Houri:
-
beauty 845 N.
hourly:
-
time 106 Adv.
-
period 108 Adj.
-
frequency 136 Adv.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
house dog:
-
animal 366 N.
house maid:
-
servant 746 N.
house of cards:
-
brittleness 328 N.
-
weakness 160 N.
House of Commons:
-
tribunal 966 N.
house of correction:
-
prison 752 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
house of death:
-
interment 363 N.
house of detention:
-
prison 752 N.
house of glass:
-
brittleness 328 N.
house of God:
-
temple 1000 N.
house of ill fame:
-
impurity 961 N.
House of Lords:
-
tribunal 966 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
house of peers:
-
nobility 875 N.
house of prayer:
-
temple 1000 N.
house of representatives:
-
council 696 N.
-
government 737a N.
house phone:
-
hearing 418 N.
house raising:
-
sociality 892 N.
house room:
-
space 180 N.
house top:
-
summit 210 N.
house:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
abode 189 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
safety 664 V.
-
council 696 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
housebreaker:
-
thief 792 N.
housebreaking:
-
stealing 791 N.
housedog:
-
warning 668 N.
household gods:
-
abode 189 N.
household stuff pabulum:
-
materials 635 N.
household troops:
-
combatant 726 N.
household words:
-
language 560 N.
-
plainness 576 N.
household:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
householder:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
housekeeper:
-
director 694 N.
housekeeping:
-
conduct 692 N.
houseless:
-
displacement 185 Adj.
housewarming:
-
sociality 892 N.
housewife:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
activity 682 N.
housewifery:
-
conduct 692 N.
housing:
-
abode 189 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
hovel:
-
abode 189 N.
hover about:
-
motion 264 V.
hover over:
-
nearness 197 V.
-
height 206 V.
hover round:
-
motion 264 V.
hover:
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
height 206 V.
-
ascent 305 V.
hovercraft:
-
ship 273 N.
how comes it:
-
inquiry 461 Adv.
-
attribution 155 Adv.
how does it happen:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
how happens it:
-
inquiry 461 Adv.
-
attribution 155 Adv.
how is it:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
-
inquiry 461 Adv.
how now!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
how the land lies:
-
circumstance 8 N.
how to creep out of:
-
Pretext 617 N.
how we apples swim!:
-
vanity 880 Phr.
how:
-
means 632 Adv.
-
method 627 N.
howbeit:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
however that may be:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
however:
-
degree 26 Adv.
-
unconformity 83 Adv.
-
compensation 30 Adv.
howitzer:
-
arms 727 N.
howker:
-
ship 273 N.
howl:
-
cry 411 V.
-
ululation 412 V.
-
lamentation 839 N.
howling wilderness:
-
unproductiveness 169 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
howsoever:
-
degree 26 Adv.
hoy:
-
ship 273 N.
hoyden:
-
infant 129 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
hub of rotation:
-
rotation 312 N.
hub:
-
rotation 312 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
Hubble constant:
-
expansion 194 N.
hubble:
-
convexity 250 N.
hubbub:
-
cry 411 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
loudness 404 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
huckster:
-
merchant 797 N.
-
barter 794 V.
huddle on:
-
clothing 225 V.
huddle:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
nearness 197 V.
-
council 696 V.
Hudibrastic verse:
-
poetry 597 N.
Hudibrastic:
-
ridicule 856 Adj.
hue and cry:
-
cry 411 N.
-
publication 531 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
alarm 669 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
hue:
-
color 428 N.
hueless:
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
huff.:
-
insolence 885 V.
huff:
-
sullenness 901a N.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
irascibility 901 N.
huffy:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
hug a belief:
-
obstinacy 606 V.
hug a fault:
-
vice 945 V.
hug a sin:
-
vice 945 V.
hug oneself:
-
pride 878 V.
-
content 831 V.
-
rejoicing 838 V.
-
pleasure 827 V.
hug the land:
-
approach 286 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
hug the shore:
-
approach 286 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
hug:
-
coherence 46 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
-
love 897 V.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
nearness 197 V.
-
retention 781 V.
huge:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
hugeness:
-
size 192 N.
hugger mugger:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
Huggies:
-
clothing 225 N.
Huguenot:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
huk:
-
combatant 726 N.
hukbalahap:
-
combatant 726 N.
huke:
-
clothing 225 N.
hukm:
-
command 741 N.
-
permission 760 N.
hulk:
-
whole 50 N.
-
ship 273 N.
hulking:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
hulks:
-
prison 752 N.
hulky:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
hull:
-
whole 50 N.
hullabaloo:
-
loudness 404 N.
-
cry 411 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
hum and haw:
-
stammering 583 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
hum:
-
roll 407 V.
-
ululation 412 V.
-
musician 416 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
faintness 405 V.
-
faintness 405 N.
-
roll 407 N.
human being:
-
mankind 372 N.
Human face divine:
-
front 234 Phr.
human kind:
-
mankind 372 N.
human nature:
-
mankind 372 N.
human race:
-
mankind 372 N.
human sacrifices:
-
idolatry 991 N.
human species:
-
mankind 372 N.
human system:
-
animality 364 N.
human:
-
animality 364 Adj.
-
mankind 372 Adj.
humane destruction:
-
husbandry 370 N.
humane:
-
philanthropy 910 Adj.
-
pity 914 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
humanitarian:
-
mankind 372 N.
-
philanthropy 910 Adj.
-
pity 914 Adj.
humanities:
-
language 560 N.
humanity:
-
pity 914 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
philanthropy 910 N.
humanize:
-
courtesy 894 V.
humble minded:
-
humility 879 Adj.
humble oneself:
-
worship 990 V.
-
humility 879 V.
-
penitence 950 V.
humble:
-
humility 879 Adj.
-
humility 879 V.
-
modesty 881 Adj.
-
piety 987 Adj.
-
submission 725 Adj.
humbled in the dust:
-
humility 879 Adj.
humbled:
-
humility 879 Adj.
humbleness:
-
humility 879 N.
humbler classes:
-
commonality 876 N.
humbler orders:
-
commonality 876 N.
humbly:
-
modesty 881 Adv.
humbug!:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
humbug:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
deception 545 V.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
humdrum:
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
humect:
-
moisture 339 V.
humectate:
-
moisture 339 V.
humectation:
-
water 337 N.
-
moisture 339 N.
humid:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
humidity:
-
moisture 339 N.
humiliate:
-
humility 879 V.
humiliating:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
humiliation:
-
worship 990 N.
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
humility 879 N.
humility:
-
piety 987 N.
-
servility 886 N.
-
humility 879 N.
-
modesty 881 N.
hummer:
-
activity 682 N.
humming top:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
hummingbird:
-
roll 407 N.
hummock:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
height 206 N.
hummocky:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
humongous:
-
size 192 Adj.
humor:
-
facility 705 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
-
wit 842 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
affections 820 N.
-
aid 707 V.
-
caprice 608 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
fluidity 333 N.
-
tendency 176 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
permission 760 V.
humorist:
-
humorist 844 N.
humorous:
-
wit 842 Adj.
humorsome:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
hump backed:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
hump:
-
convexity 250 N.
humph!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
Hun:
-
evil 913 N.
hunch backed:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
hunch:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
hundi:
-
money 800 N.
hundred:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
government 737a N.
hundred-dollar bill:
-
money 800 N.
hundredth:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
hundredweight:
-
gravity 319 N.
-
five, &c 98 N.
hunger after:
-
desire 865 V.
hunger:
-
desire 865 N.
hungry as a bear:
-
desire 865 Adj.
hungry as a church mouse:
-
desire 865 Adj.
hungry as a hawk:
-
desire 865 Adj.
hungry as a horse:
-
desire 865 Adj.
hungry as a hunter:
-
desire 865 Adj.
hungry as the grave:
-
desire 865 Phr.
hungry:
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
fasting 956 Adj.
hunk:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
beauty 845 N.
hunks:
-
parsimony 819 N.
hunt after:
-
pursuit 622 V.
hunt down:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
hunt in couples:
-
cooperation 709 V.
hunt out:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
answer 462 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
hunt the slopper:
-
amusement 840 N.
hunt:
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
killing 361 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
hunter:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
killing 361 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
hunting ground:
-
amusement 840 N.
hunting:
-
killing 361 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
huntsman:
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
killing 361 N.
hurdle:
-
vehicle 272 N.
hurdy-gurdy:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
hurl against:
-
attack 716 V.
hurl at the head of:
-
attack 716 V.
hurl at:
-
attack 716 V.
hurl defiance at:
-
defiance 715 V.
hurl:
-
propulsion 284 V.
Hurlothrumbo:
-
fear 860 N.
hurly-burly:
-
agitation 315 N.
hurrah!:
-
cheerfulness 836 Int.
-
rejoicing 838 Int.
hurrah:
-
rejoicing 838 V.
hurricane deck:
-
summit 210 N.
hurricane:
-
river 348 N.
-
wind 349 N.
hurried:
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
hurry of spirits:
-
feeling 821 N.
hurry off with:
-
taking 789 V.
hurry on:
-
motive 615 V.
-
haste 684 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
hurry:
-
excitability 825 N.
-
haste 684 V.
-
haste 684 N.
-
velocity 274 V.
hurry-skurry:
-
haste 684 Adv.
-
excitability 825 N.
hurst:
-
vegetable 367 N.
hurt the feelings:
-
resentment 900 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
hurt.:
-
evil 619 N.
hurt:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
badness 649 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
hurtful:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
hurtfulness:
-
badness 649 N.
-
bane 663 N.
hurting:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
hurtle:
-
impulse 276 V.
hurtless:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
husband one's resources:
-
caution 864 V.
-
store 636 V.
husband:
-
economy 817 V.
-
man 373 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
-
retention 781 V.
-
director 694 N.
-
store 636 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
husbandman:
-
agriculture 371 N.
husbandry:
-
husbandry 370 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
economy 817 N.
hush money:
-
reward 973 N.
-
compensation 30 N.
hush up:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
-
pacification 723 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
hush!:
-
taciturnity 585 Int.
-
silence 403 Int.
hush:
-
silence 403 V.
-
taciturnity 585 V.
-
silence 403 N.
-
quiescence 265 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
hushed:
-
silence 403 Adj.
husk:
-
covering 223 N.
husking:
-
sociality 892 N.
husky:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
aphony 581 Adj.
hussar:
-
combatant 726 N.
hussif:
-
receptacle 191 N.
hussy:
-
libertine 962 N.
hustings:
-
tribunal 966 N.
-
arena 728 N.
-
school 542 N.
hustle:
-
derangement 61 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
Hustler:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
activity 682 N.
hut:
-
abode 189 N.
hutch:
-
abode 189 N.
Huzza!:
-
rejoicing 838 Int.
hyacinth:
-
jewelry 847a N.
hyaline:
-
transparency 425 Adj.
hyaloid:
-
transparency 425 Adj.
hybrid:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
mixture 41 Adj.
-
mixture 41 N.
hydra:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
productiveness 168 N.
hydrant:
-
river 348 N.
hydrate of amyl:
-
oil 356 N.
hydraulic power:
-
power 157 N.
hydraulicostatics:
-
river 348 N.
hydraulics:
-
river 348 N.
hydrocephalus:
-
expansion 194 N.
hydrocyanic acid:
-
bane 663 N.
hydrodynamics:
-
fluidity 333 N.
-
river 348 N.
hydroelectric power:
-
power 157 N.
hydrogen balloon:
-
levity 320 N.
hydrogen cyanide:
-
bane 663 N.
hydrogen:
-
fuel 388 N.
hydrographer:
-
ocean 341 N.
hydrographic:
-
ocean 341 Adj.
hydrography:
-
ocean 341 N.
hydrology:
-
fluidity 333 N.
Hydromancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
hydromel:
-
sweetness 396 N.
hydrometer:
-
density 321 N.
hydropathic:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
hydropathy:
-
remedy 662 N.
hydrophobia:
-
dislike 867 N.
hydrophthalmus:
-
expansion 194 N.
hydroplane:
-
ship 273 N.
hydropot:
-
temperance 953 N.
-
sobriety 958 N.
hydrostatics:
-
fluidity 333 N.
hydrous:
-
water 337 Adj.
hyemal:
-
cold 383 Adj.
hyena:
-
evil 913 N.
hyetography:
-
river 348 N.
hyetology:
-
river 348 N.
Hygeia:
-
health 654 N.
hygeian:
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
hygiantics:
-
preservation 670 N.
hygiastics:
-
preservation 670 N.
hygiene:
-
salubrity 656 N.
hygienic:
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
-
preservation 670 Adj.
hygre:
-
river 348 N.
hygrometer:
-
moisture 339 N.
hygrometry:
-
moisture 339 N.
hyle:
-
materiality 316 N.
Hylotheism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
Hymen:
-
marriage 903 N.
hymeneal altar:
-
marriage 903 N.
hymeneal:
-
marriage 903 Adj.
hymn:
-
music 415 N.
-
worship 990 N.
hypallage:
-
inversion 218 N.
hype:
-
publication 531 N.
hyped up:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
hyperbaton:
-
inversion 218 N.
hyperbola:
-
curvature 245 N.
hyperbole:
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
exaggeration 549 N.
hyperbolical:
-
exaggeration 549 Adj.
hyperbolically:
-
exaggeration 549 Adv.
hyperbolize:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
hyperboreal:
-
cold 383 Adj.
hyperborean:
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
distance 196 Adj.
hypercritical:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
hypercriticism:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
discontent 832 N.
-
fastidiousness 868 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
hyperdimensional surface:
-
rotundity 249 N.
hyperdulia:
-
worship 990 N.
hyperinflation:
-
money 800 N.
Hyperion to a satyr:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
Hyperion:
-
beauty 845 N.
hypermodern:
-
newness 123 Adj.
hyperorthodoxy:
-
credulity 486 N.
-
orthodoxy 983a N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
hyperphysical:
-
intellect 450 Adj.
-
deity 976 Adj.
hyperspace:
-
space 180 N.
hypersphere:
-
rotundity 249 N.
hypertrophied:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
hypertrophy:
-
expansion 194 N.
hypervolume:
-
space 180 N.
hyphen:
-
connection 45 N.
-
indication 550 N.
hypnology:
-
inactivity 683 N.
hypnotic:
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 N.
hypnotism:
-
inactivity 683 N.
hypnotized:
-
attention 457 Adj.
hypocaust:
-
furnace 386 N.
hypochondriac:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
madman 504 N.
hypochondriacal:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
hypochondriasis:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
hypocrisy:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
hypocrite:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
hypocritical:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
impiety 988 Adj.
hypodermic needle:
-
sharpness 253 N.
hypostasis:
-
substantiality 3 N.
hypostatic:
-
substantiality 3 Adj.
hypothecate:
-
security 771 V.
hypothecation:
-
security 771 N.
hypothesis:
-
supposition 514 N.
hypothetical:
-
supposition 514 Adj.
-
qualification 469 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
hypped:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
hyppish:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
hypsometry:
-
measurement 466 N.
Hyrcynian wood:
-
secret 533 N.
hysteria:
-
insanity 503 N.
hysteric:
-
violence 173 Adj.
hysterical:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
hysterics:
-
excitability 825 N.
-
violence 173 N.
I
I am sure:
-
belief 484 Adv.
I assure you:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
I could care less:
-
indifference 866 Phr.
I could hardly believe it:
-
unconformity 83 Phr.
I couldn't care less:
-
indifference 866 Phr.
I dare say:
-
belief 484 Adv.
-
probability 472 Phr.
I doubt not:
-
belief 484 Adv.
i' faith:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
I have no doubt:
-
belief 484 Adv.
I know better:
-
negation 536 Phr.
I must say:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
I myself:
-
speciality 79 N.
I O U:
-
money 800 N.
I pause for a reply:
-
cessation 142 Phr.
I pray thee:
-
request 765 Adv.
I saw it:
-
unconformity 83 Phr.
I stand corrected:
-
correction 527a Phr.
i.e.:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
I.O.U.:
-
security 771 N.
I:
-
immateriality 317 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
iambic:
-
poetry 597 Adj.
Icarus:
-
mariner 269 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
iccusion:
-
killing 361 N.
ice bound:
-
restraint 751 Adj.
ice box:
-
refrigeration 385 N.
ice canoe:
-
ship 273 N.
ice cream:
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
food 298 N.
ice cubes:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
ice hockey:
-
amusement 840 N.
ice water in one's veins:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
ice water:
-
food 298 N.
ice wool:
-
clothing 225 N.
ice yacht:
-
ship 273 N.
ice:
-
cold 383 N.
-
smoothness 255 N.
-
refrigeration 385 N.
-
refrigerator 387 N.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
icebag:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
iceberg:
-
cold 383 N.
iceboat:
-
ship 273 N.
icebound:
-
cold 383 Adj.
icebox:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
icefloe:
-
cold 383 N.
icehouse:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
icepail:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
Ichabod:
-
disrepute 874 N.
ichnography:
-
representation 554 N.
ichor:
-
fluidity 333 N.
ichorous:
-
fluidity 333 Adj.
ichthycolla:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
ichthyivorous:
-
food 298 Adj.
ichthyocol:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
ichthyology:
-
zoology 368 N.
Ichthyomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
ichthyophagy:
-
food 298 N.
ichthyotomy:
-
zoology 368 N.
icicle:
-
cold 383 N.
icon:
-
representation 554 N.
iconic:
-
representation 554 Adj.
iconoclasm:
-
orthodoxy 983a N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
iconoclast:
-
evil 913 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
destroyer 165 N.
iconoclastic:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
iconography:
-
representation 554 N.
icosahedron:
-
angularity 244 N.
icterus:
-
yellowness 436 N.
ictus:
-
poetry 597 N.
icy:
-
cold 383 Adj.
id est:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
I'd have you to know:
-
attention 457 Int.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
id_ee fixe:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
idas:
-
wealth 803 N.
idea afloat:
-
news 532 N.
idea:
-
supposition 514 N.
-
idea 453 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
ideal:
-
prototype 22 N.
-
completeness 52 N.
-
error 495 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
idealism:
-
imagination 515 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
idealist:
-
imagination 515 N.
ideality:
-
imagination 515 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
idealize:
-
imagination 515 V.
identical:
-
identity 13 Adj.
-
identity 13 V.
identically:
-
identity 13 Adv.
identification:
-
comparison 464 N.
-
identification 465b N.
-
identity 13 N.
identify:
-
comparison 464 V.
-
discrimination 465 V.
-
identification 465b V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
identity 13 V.
identity:
-
equality 27 N.
-
identity 13 N.
ideogram:
-
letter 561 N.
ideograph:
-
letter 561 N.
-
representation 554 N.
ideology:
-
intellect 450 N.
-
politics 737b N.
ideophone:
-
sound 402 N.
-
word 562 N.
Ides of March:
-
necessity 601 N.
idiocrasy:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
-
tendency 176 N.
idiocy:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
disease 655 N.
idiom:
-
neologism 563 N.
-
phrase 566 N.
idiomatic:
-
phrase 566 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
idiosyncrasy:
-
affections 820 N.
-
tendency 176 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
idiot:
-
madman 504 N.
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
-
ignoramus 493 N.
-
fool 501 N.
idiotic:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
absence of Intellect 450a Adj.
idiotism:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
phrase 566 N.
idiotypical:
-
speciality 79 Adj.
idle away time:
-
inactivity 683 V.
idle conceit:
-
wit 842 N.
idle hours:
-
inaction 681 N.
idle talk:
-
conversation 588 N.
idle:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
idleness:
-
inactivity 683 N.
idler:
-
inactivity 683 N.
idol of the people:
-
favorite 899 N.
idol:
-
drama 599 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
favorite 899 N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
idolator:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
idolatrous:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
idolatry 991 Adj.
idolatry:
-
love 897 N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
idolism:
-
idolatry 991 N.
idolize:
-
love 897 V.
-
impiety 988 V.
idoloclast:
-
destroyer 165 N.
idol-worship:
-
idolatry 991 N.
idoneous:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
idyl:
-
poetry 597 N.
if it be so:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
if it so happen:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
if it so turn out:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
if need be:
-
necessity 601 Adv.
if not sooner:
-
earliness 132 Phr.
if one doesn't count:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
if one may be so bold:
-
essay 675 Adv.
if possible:
-
qualification 469 Adv.
-
possibility 470 Adv.
if so be:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
-
supposition 514 Adv.
if so:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
if the shoe fits:
-
agreement 23 Phr.
if you please:
-
request 765 Adv.
-
consent 762 Adv.
-
obedience 743 Phr.
if:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
-
qualification 469 Adv.
-
supposition 514 Adv.
igloo:
-
abode 189 N.
iglu:
-
abode 189 N.
igneous:
-
heat 382 Adj.
ignite:
-
calefaction 384 V.
ignition:
-
calefaction 384 N.
ignoble:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
ignominious:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
ignominy:
-
disrepute 874 N.
ignoramus:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
ignorance:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
ignorance 491 N.
ignorant:
-
ignoramus 493 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
ignorantly:
-
ignorance 491 Adv.
ignore the law:
-
illegality 964 N.
ignore:
-
neglect 460 V.
-
incredulity 487 V.
-
ignorance 491 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
negation 536 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
il a le mer +a boire:
-
impossibility 471 Phr.
il y a fagots et fagots:
-
discrimination 465 Phr.
-
difference 15 Phr.
ilk:
-
identity 13 Adj.
I'll answer for it:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
ill at ease:
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
I'll be bound:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
I'll be hanged if:
-
dissent 489 Int.
ill betide:
-
malediction 908 Int.
ill blood:
-
hate 898 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
ill bred:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
ill breeding:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
I'll engage:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
ill favor:
-
disrepute 874 N.
ill humor:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
irascibility 901 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
ill luck:
-
adversity 735 N.
ill mannered:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
ill manners:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
ill name:
-
disrepute 874 N.
ill nature:
-
malevolence 907 N.
ill odor:
-
disrepute 874 N.
ill of:
-
disease 655 Adj.
ill off:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
ill proportioned:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
ill repute:
-
disrepute 874 N.
I'll take my oath:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
ill temper:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
ill treat:
-
severity 739 V.
ill turn:
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
evil 619 N.
ill usage:
-
malevolence 907 N.
I'll venture to say:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
I'll warrant you:
-
belief 484 Adv.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
I'll warrant:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
ill will:
-
malevolence 907 N.
ill wind:
-
badness 649 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
ill:
-
badness 649 Adv.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
evil 619 Adv.
-
evil 619 N.
ill-advised:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
ill-affected:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
illapse:
-
conversion 144 V.
-
ingress 294 N.
illaqueate:
-
deception 545 V.
ill-assorted marriage:
-
marriage 903 N.
ill-assorted:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
illation:
-
judgment 480 N.
illaudable:
-
guilt 947 Adj.
ill-behaved:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
ill-boding:
-
omen 512 Adj.
ill-bred:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
ill-breeding:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
ill-conditioned:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
ill-conducted:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
illcontrived:
-
badness 649 Adj.
ill-contrived:
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
ill-defined:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
ill-devised:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
ill-digested:
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
ill-disposed:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
illegal:
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
-
wrong 923 Adj.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
illegality:
-
undueness 925 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
illegally:
-
illegality 964 Adv.
illegible hand:
-
writing 590 N.
illegible:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
illegitimacy:
-
undueness 925 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
illegitimate:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
ill-fated:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
ill-favored:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
ill-flavored:
-
unsavoriness 395 Adj.
ill-formed letters:
-
writing 590 N.
ill-furnished:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
ill-humored:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
illiberal:
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
illiberality:
-
parsimony 819 N.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
selfishness 943 N.
illicit:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
illicitness:
-
illegality 964 N.
ill-imagined:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
illimitable:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
illimited:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
ill-intentioned:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
illiterate:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
ill-judged:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
ill-judging:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
ill-looking:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
ill-made:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
ill-mannered:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
ill-marked:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
ill-natured:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
illness:
-
disease 655 N.
ill-off:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
illogical:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
illogically:
-
intuition 477 Adv.
illomened:
-
danger 665 Adj.
ill-omened:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
ill-proportioned:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
ill-provided:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
ill-qualified:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
ill-requited:
-
ingratitude 917 Adj.
ill-shaped:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
ill-sorted:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
ill-spent:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
ill-starred:
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
ill-stored:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
ill-tempered:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
illtimed:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
ill-timed:
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
illtreat:
-
malevolence 907 V.
ill-treat:
-
badness 649 V.
ill-treatment:
-
badness 649 N.
illume:
-
light 420 V.
illuminate:
-
light 420 V.
-
luminary 423 V.
-
color 428 V.
-
ornament 847 V.
illuminati:
-
scholar 492 N.
illumination:
-
ornament 847 N.
-
light 420 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
illuminations:
-
celebration 883 N.
illuminator:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
illumine:
-
light 420 V.
ill-use:
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
badness 649 V.
ill-used:
-
pain 828 Adj.
illusion:
-
error 495 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
illusive:
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
illusory:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
illustrate:
-
interpretation 522 V.
-
representation 554 V.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
conformity 82 V.
illustration:
-
conformity 82 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
illustrative:
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
representation 554 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
illustrious:
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repute 873 Adj.
illustriousness:
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repute 873 N.
illwill:
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envy 921 N.
I'm sorry:
-
regret 833 Phr.
image file:
-
representation 554 N.
image in the mind:
-
idea 453 N.
image:
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copy 21 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
similarity 17 N.
-
idea 453 N.
imagery:
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imagination 515 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
representation 554 N.
imaginary:
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number 84 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
imagination:
-
imagination 515 N.
imaginative:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
imagine:
-
supposition 514 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
imagined:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
imagining:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
imam:
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clergy 996 N.
imaum:
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master 745 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
imbecile:
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imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
fool 501 N.
-
ignoramus 493 N.
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
imbecility:
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impotence 158 N.
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
imbed:
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support 215 V.
-
interiority 221 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
location 184 V.
imbedded:
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location 184 Adj.
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
imbibation:
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reception 296 N.
imbibe a belief:
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belief 484 V.
imbibe an opinion:
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belief 484 V.
imbibe knowledge:
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learning 539 V.
imbibe:
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reception 296 V.
imbrangle:
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derangement 61 V.
imbricated:
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covering 223 Adj.
imbroglio:
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disorder 59 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
discord 713 N.
imbrue the hands in blood:
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warfare 722 V.
imbrue the soul:
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excitation 824 V.
imbrue:
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moisture 339 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
imbue:
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insertion 300 V.
-
moisture 339 V.
-
color 428 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
mixture 41 V.
imbued inoculated:
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combination 48 Adj.
imbued with:
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feeling 821 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
imburse:
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wealth 803 V.
imitable:
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imitation 19 Adj.
imitate:
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borrowing 788 V.
-
imitation 19 V.
-
similarity 17 V.
imitated:
-
imitation 19 Adj.
imitation:
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imitation 19 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
representation 554 N.
imitative:
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representation 554 Adj.
-
imitation 19 Adj.
-
copy 21 Adj.
imitator:
-
imitation 19 N.
immaculate:
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cleanness 652 Adj.
-
innocence 946 Adj.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
immanent:
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intrinsicality 5 Adj.
immanity:
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malevolence 907 N.
Immanuel:
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deity 976 N.
immaterial:
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unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
intellect 450 Adj.
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
immaterialism:
-
immateriality 317 N.
immateriality:
-
immateriality 317 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
immaterialness:
-
immateriality 317 N.
immateriate:
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
immature:
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newness 123 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
immaturity:
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incompleteness 53 N.
-
newness 123 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
immeasurable:
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size 192 Adj.
-
infinity 105 Adj.
immeasurably:
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greatness 31 Adv.
immediacy:
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instantaneity 113 N.
immediate:
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continuity 69 Adj.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
earliness 132 Adj.
immediately:
-
earliness 132 Phr.
-
haste 684 Adv.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
immediateness:
-
punctuality 132a N.
immedicable:
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hopelessness 859 Adj.
immelodious:
-
discord 414 Adj.
immemorial usage:
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habit 613 N.
-
oldness 124 N.
immemorial:
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oldness 124 Adj.
immense:
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size 192 Adj.
-
infinity 105 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
immensity:
-
greatness 31 N.
-
size 192 N.
immerge:
-
insertion 300 V.
-
water 337 V.
immerse:
-
plunge 310 V.
-
water 337 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
immersed in:
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
immersion:
-
insertion 300 N.
-
water 337 N.
immesh:
-
deception 545 V.
immethodical:
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disorder 59 Adj.
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 Adj.
immigrant:
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extraneousness 57 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
immigration:
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ingress 294 N.
-
journey 266 N.
imminent:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
approach 286 Adj.
immiscibility:
-
incoherence 47 N.
immiscible:
-
incoherence 47 Adj.
immission:
-
reception 296 N.
immitigable:
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revenge 919 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
immix:
-
mixture 41 V.
immobility:
-
stability 150 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
immoderately:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
immodest:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
immodesty:
-
impurity 961 N.
immolate:
-
killing 361 V.
-
giving 784 V.
immolation:
-
killing 361 N.
-
giving 784 N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
immoral:
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
wrong 923 Adj.
immorality:
-
vice 945 N.
immortal name:
-
repute 873 N.
immortal:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
celebration 883 Adj.
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
immortality:
-
perpetuity 112 N.
-
repute 873 N.
immortalize:
-
repute 873 V.
immotile:
-
quiescence 265 Adj.
immovability:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
immovable:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
quiescence 265 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
immundicity:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
immundity:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
immune from:
-
exemption 777a Adj.
immune:
-
exemption 927a Adj.
immunity:
-
exemption 777a N.
-
dueness 924 N.
-
exemption 927a N.
-
acquittal 970 N.
-
freedom 748 N.
immunization:
-
remedy 662 N.
immunizing:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
immure:
-
restraint 751 V.
immutability:
-
stability 150 N.
-
deity 976 N.
immutable:
-
stability 150 Adj.
imp:
-
demon 980 N.
impact:
-
insertion 300 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
impair:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
impairment:
-
deterioration 659 N.
impale:
-
opening 260 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
impalement:
-
punishment 972 N.
impalpable:
-
numbness 381 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
impanation:
-
rite 998 N.
imparadise:
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
imparity:
-
inequality 28 N.
impart to:
-
information 527 V.
impart:
-
information 527 V.
-
giving 784 V.
impartial belief:
-
belief 484 N.
impartial opinion:
-
belief 484 N.
impartial:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
impartiality:
-
right 922 N.
-
probity 939 N.
impassable:
-
closure 261 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
impassibility:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
impassible:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
impassibleness:
-
insensibility 823 N.
impassion:
-
excitation 824 V.
impassionable:
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
impassioned:
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
impassive:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
incuriosity 456 Adj.
impatience:
-
excitability 825 N.
impatient of control:
-
disobedience 742 Adj.
impatient:
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
impawn:
-
security 771 V.
impeach:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
accusation 938 V.
impeachment:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
impeccability:
-
perfection 650 N.
-
innocence 946 N.
impeccable:
-
perfection 650 Adj.
impeccancy:
-
perfection 650 N.
impecuniosity:
-
poverty 804 N.
impecunious:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
impede:
-
hindrance 706 V.
impedient:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
impediment:
-
hindrance 706 N.
impedimenta:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
property 780 N.
impedimentary:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
impedite:
-
hindrance 706 V.
impedition:
-
hindrance 706 N.
impeditive:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
impel:
-
motion 264 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
motive 615 V.
impelled:
-
impulse 276 Adj.
impellent:
-
impulse 276 Adj.
impelling:
-
impulse 276 Adj.
impend:
-
height 206 V.
-
futurity 121 V.
-
destiny 152 V.
impending:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
approach 286 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
impenetrability:
-
density 321 N.
impenetrable:
-
safety 664 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
closure 261 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
impenitence:
-
impenitence 951 N.
impenitent:
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
imperative duty:
-
duty 926 N.
imperative:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
duty 926 Adj.
imperceptibility:
-
invisibility 447 N.
-
latency, implication 526 N.
imperceptible:
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
imperceptibly:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
impercipient:
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
imperdible:
-
safety 664 Adj.
imperfect:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
blemish 848 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
imperfection:
-
vice 945 N.
-
inferiority 34 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
imperfectly:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
imperfectness:
-
imperfection 651 N.
imperforate:
-
closure 261 Adj.
imperforation:
-
closure 261 N.
imperial:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
government 737a Adj.
imperiatorial:
-
government 737a Adj.
imperil:
-
danger 665 V.
imperious necessity:
-
necessity 601 N.
imperious:
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
imperishable:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
impermanence:
-
transientness 111 N.
impermanent:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
impermeability:
-
closure 261 N.
-
density 321 N.
impermeable:
-
closure 261 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
impermissible:
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
impersonal:
-
materiality 316 Adj.
-
generality 78 Adj.
impersonate:
-
imitation 19 V.
-
representation 554 V.
impersonation:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
drama 599 N.
imperspicuity:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
impertinence:
-
irrelation 10 N.
-
insolence 885 N.
impertinent:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
imperturbability:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
imperturbable:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
imperturbation:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
impervious to light:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
impervious to reason:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
impervious:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
closure 261 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
imperviousness:
-
closure 261 N.
impetiginous:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
impetrate:
-
request 765 V.
impetration:
-
request 765 N.
impetuosity:
-
desire 865 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
haste 684 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
impetuous:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
impetus:
-
impulse 276 N.
impiety:
-
impiety 988 N.
impignorate:
-
security 771 V.
impinge:
-
impulse 276 V.
impious:
-
impiety 988 Adj.
impish:
-
demon 980 Adj.
implacability:
-
revenge 919 N.
-
hate 898 N.
implacable:
-
revenge 919 Adj.
-
hate 898 Adj.
implant:
-
insertion 300 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
implantation:
-
insertion 300 N.
implanted by nature:
-
affections 820 Adj.
implanted:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
implead:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
implement:
-
instrument 633 N.
impletion:
-
completeness 52 N.
implex:
-
mixture 41 Adj.
implicate:
-
composition 54 V.
-
accusation 938 V.
implicated:
-
relation 9 Adj.
implication:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
complexity 59a N.
implicit belief:
-
belief 484 N.
implicit confidence in:
-
belief 484 V.
implicit opinion:
-
belief 484 N.
implicit:
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
implied:
-
meaning 516 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
imploration:
-
request 765 N.
implore pardon:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
implore:
-
request 765 V.
implosion:
-
snap 406 N.
imply:
-
probability 472 V.
-
meaning 516 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
-
latency, implication 526 V.
impolicy:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
impolite:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
impolitic:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
imponderability:
-
levity 320 N.
imponderable:
-
levity 320 Adj.
imponderous:
-
levity 320 Adj.
imporosity:
-
density 321 N.
imporous:
-
closure 261 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
import:
-
meaning 516 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
importance 642 N.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
transference 270 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
importance 642 V.
-
reception 296 V.
importance:
-
influence 175 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
precedence 62 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
-
repute 873 N.
important part:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
importance 642 N.
important:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
influence 175 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
importation:
-
reception 296 N.
-
insertion 300 N.
-
transference 270 N.
importunate:
-
request 765 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
importune:
-
request 765 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
importunity:
-
request 765 N.
impose a duty:
-
duty 926 V.
impose a task:
-
command 741 V.
impose upon:
-
deception 545 V.
-
wrong 923 V.
-
credulity 486 V.
impose:
-
respect 928 V.
-
command 741 V.
imposing:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
imposition of hands:
-
rite 998 N.
imposition:
-
undueness 925 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
deception 545 N.
impossibility:
-
impossibility 471 N.
impossible:
-
number 84 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
-
refusal 764 Adj.
impost:
-
price 812 N.
imposter:
-
deceiver 548 N.
imposthume:
-
disease 655 N.
imposture:
-
deception 545 N.
impotence:
-
absence of influence 175a N.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
weakness 160 N.
-
unproductiveness 169 N.
impotent:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
impound:
-
restraint 751 V.
impoverish:
-
poverty 804 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
waste 638 V.
-
insufficiency 640 V.
-
taking 789 V.
impracticability:
-
difficulty 704 N.
impracticable:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
imprecate:
-
request 765 V.
-
malediction 908 V.
imprecation:
-
request 765 N.
-
malediction 908 N.
impregnability:
-
safety 664 N.
impregnable:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
safety 664 Adj.
impregnate with:
-
mixture 41 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
impregnate:
-
insertion 300 V.
-
productiveness 168 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
combination 48 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
impregnated with:
-
combination 48 Adj.
impregnation:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
combination 48 N.
-
production 161 N.
impresario:
-
drama 599 N.
imprescriptible:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
impress in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
impress one's mind:
-
memory 505 V.
impress one's thoughts:
-
memory 505 V.
impress upon the memory:
-
teaching 537 V.
impress upon the mind:
-
teaching 537 V.
impress:
-
feeling 821 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
indication 550 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
physical sensibility 375 V.
impressed with:
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
impressibility:
-
sensibility 822 N.
-
physical sensibility 375 N.
-
motive 615 N.
impressible:
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
impression:
-
physical sensibility 375 N.
-
idea 453 N.
-
belief 484 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
-
printing 591 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
impressionable:
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
impressive:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
physical sensibility 375 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
impressiveness:
-
excitation 824 N.
imprint in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
imprint:
-
publication 531 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
indication 550 V.
imprison:
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
imprisoned:
-
restraint 751 Adj.
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
imprisonment:
-
restraint 751 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
improbability:
-
improbability 473 N.
improbable:
-
improbability 473 Adj.
improbate:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
improbation:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
improbity:
-
improbity 940 N.
impromptu:
-
impulse 612 Adv.
-
impulse 612 N.
improper time:
-
untimeliness 135 N.
improper:
-
solecism 568 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
undueness 925 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
wrong 923 Adj.
impropriate:
-
possession 777 V.
-
taking 789 V.
impropriation:
-
possession 777 N.
impropriator:
-
possessor 779 N.
impropriety:
-
solecism 568 N.
-
inexpedience 647 N.
-
undueness 925 N.
-
vice 945 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
improsperous:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
improvable:
-
improvement 658 Adj.
improve the occasion:
-
occasion 134 V.
improve the shining hour:
-
activity 682 V.
improve upon:
-
improvement 658 V.
improve:
-
improvement 658 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
goodness 648 V.
improved:
-
improvement 658 Adj.
improvement:
-
progression 282 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
-
good 618 N.
improvidence:
-
neglect 460 N.
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
improvident:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
prodigality 818 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
improving:
-
improvement 658 Adj.
improvisate:
-
impulse 612 Adj.
improvisation:
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
-
impulse 612 N.
improvisatore:
-
speech 582 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
-
impulse 612 N.
improvisatory:
-
impulse 612 Adj.
improvise:
-
imagination 515 V.
-
nonpreparation 674 V.
-
impulse 612 V.
-
impulse 612 Adj.
improvised:
-
impulse 612 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
improviso:
-
impulse 612 Adv.
imprudence:
-
neglect 460 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
imprudent:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
impudence: barbarism:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
impudence:
-
insolence 885 N.
impudent:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
impudicity:
-
impurity 961 N.
impugn:
-
detraction 934 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
attack 716 V.
-
negation 536 V.
impugnation:
-
opposition 708 N.
impuissance:
-
impotence 158 N.
impulse:
-
impulse 276 N.
-
impulse 612 N.
-
motive 615 N.
impulsion:
-
impulse 276 N.
-
motive 615 N.
impulsive:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
motive 615 Adj.
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
impulse 276 Adj.
-
impulse 612 Adj.
impunity:
-
escape 671 N.
-
acquittal 970 N.
impure:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
impurity:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
imputable:
-
accusation 938 Adj.
imputation:
-
attribution 155 N.
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
imputative:
-
accusation 938 Adj.
impute shame to:
-
disrepute 874 V.
impute to:
-
attribution 155 V.
impute:
-
accusation 938 V.
in a bad humor:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
in a bad temper:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
in a bad way:
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
in a bee line for:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a bee line to:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a bee line with:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a blaze:
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
in a blissful state:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
in a body:
-
accompaniment 88 Adv.
-
whole 50 Adv.
in a box:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in a broken voice:
-
aphony 581 Adv.
in a certain degree:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
in a cleft stick:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in a cloud:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
in a commanding tone:
-
command 741 Adv.
in a cracked voice:
-
aphony 581 Adv.
in a dark corner:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
in a direct line for:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a direct line to:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a direct line with:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a fair way to:
-
tendency 176 Adj.
in a fair way:
-
probability 472 Adj.
-
restoration 660 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
in a ferment:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adv.
in a fever:
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
in a few words:
-
conciseness 572 Adv.
in a fine pickle:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in a fix:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in a fog:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
in a fright:
-
fear 860 Adj.
in a fume:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
in a fury:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in a glow:
-
heat 382 Adj.
in a great measure:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
in a haze:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
in a heat:
-
heat 382 Adj.
in a huff:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in a hurry:
-
haste 684 Adj.
in a limited degree:
-
qualification 469 Adv.
in a line with:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a line:
-
continuity 69 Adj.
-
continuity 69 Adv.
-
length 200 Adv.
-
straightness 246 Adj.
in a low tone:
-
aphony 581 Adv.
in a manner:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
in a maze:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
in a mist:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
in a moment:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
in a nutshell:
-
littleness 193 Adv.
in a passion:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in a perspiration:
-
heat 382 Adj.
in a pucker:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in a quiver:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
in a rage:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in a reverie:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
in a ring fence:
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
in a roundabout way:
-
circuit 629 Adv.
in a row:
-
continuity 69 Adj.
in a scrape:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in a sense:
-
qualification 469 Adv.
in a shocking humor:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
in a shocking temper:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
in a short time:
-
transientness 111 Adv.
in a small compass:
-
littleness 193 Adv.
in a sorry plight:
-
failure 732 Adj.
in a sound sleep:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
in a state of excitement:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
in a state of nature:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
in a state of pain:
-
physical pain 378 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
in a state of uncertainty:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
in a stew:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in a straight line for:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a straight line to:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a straight line with:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in a sweat:
-
heat 382 Adj.
in a taking:
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in a transport of delight:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
in a trice:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
in a way:
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in a while:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
in a whisper:
-
faintness 405 Adv.
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in a word:
-
conciseness 572 Adv.
in abeyance:
-
lateness 133 Adj.
-
physical inertness 172 Adv.
in abundance:
-
sufficiency 639 Adv.
in accord:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
concord 714 Adj.
in accordance with:
-
conformity 82 Adv.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
in action:
-
agency 170 Adj.
-
action 680 Adj.
in addition:
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
adjunct 39 Adv.
in advance of one' age:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
in advance of:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
in advance:
-
lending 787 Adv.
-
precession 280 Adv.
-
precedence 62 Adv.
-
front 234 Adv.
in adverse circumstances:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
in after time:
-
futurity 121 Adv.
in agitation:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in aid of:
-
aid 707 Adv.
in all ages:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
in all conscience:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
in all creation:
-
world 318 Adv.
in all directions:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in all haste:
-
haste 684 Adj.
in all lands:
-
space 180 Adv.
in all likelihood:
-
probability 472 Adv.
in all manner of ways:
-
nonuniformity 16a Adv.
-
direction 278 Adv.
in all probability:
-
probability 472 Adv.
in all quarters:
-
space 180 Adv.
in all respects:
-
truth 494 Adv.
-
completeness 52 Adv.
in alliance with:
-
concurrence 178 Adj.
in alliance:
-
party 712 Adj.
in ambush:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
in an evil hour:
-
untimeliness 135 Adv.
in an evil plight:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
in an excitable state:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
in an ill humor:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
in an ill temper:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
in an unguarded moment:
-
inexpectation 508 Adv.
-
neglect 460 Adv.
in and out:
-
convolution 248 Adv.
-
oscillation 314 Adv.
in anticipation of:
-
preparation 673 Adv.
in anticipation:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
in apple-pie order:
-
order 58 Adj.
in arms:
-
infant 129 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
warfare 722 Adj.
in arrear:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
in arrears:
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
in articulo:
-
death 360 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adv.
in as much as:
-
relation 9 Adv.
in at the death:
-
killing 361 Adv.
in bad humor:
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
in bad odor with:
-
enmity 889 Adj.
in bad odor:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
in bad repute:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
in bad taste vulgar:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
in battle array:
-
warfare 722 Adj.
-
arrangement 60 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in behalf of:
-
aid 707 Adv.
-
deputy 759 Adv.
in best bib and tucker:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
ornament 847 Adj.
in birthday suit:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
in black and white:
-
writing 590 Adj.
in bold:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
in bonds:
-
servant 746 Adj.
in brief:
-
conciseness 572 Adv.
in broad daylight:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
in buckram:
-
pride 878 Adj.
in camera:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in case:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
-
eventuality 151 Adv.
in cash:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
in certain circumstances:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
in chains:
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
in charge:
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
in chorus:
-
assent 488 Adv.
in circulation:
-
publication 531 Adj.
-
news 532 Adj.
in cold blood:
-
inexcitability 826 Adv.
-
insensibility 823 Adv.
-
intention 620 Adv.
-
predetermination 611 Adv.
in column:
-
continuity 69 Adv.
in comfort:
-
physical pleasure 377 Adv.
-
physical pleasure 377 Adj.
in commemoration of:
-
celebration 883 Adv.
in common with:
-
relation 9 Adj.
in company with:
-
accompaniment 88 Adv.
in compartments:
-
part 51 Adj.
in compliance with:
-
obedience 743 Adv.
in concert with:
-
concord 714 Adv.
in concert:
-
synchronism 120 Adv.
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
in conclusion:
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
in concord:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
in condition:
-
size 192 Adj.
in confidence:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in conflict with:
-
opposition 708 Adv.
in conformity with:
-
conformity 82 Adv.
in conjunction with:
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
junction 43 Adv.
in connection with:
-
relation 9 Adv.
in consequence:
-
effect 154 Adv.
-
demonstration 478 Adv.
in consideration of:
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
in consideration:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
in contact:
-
contiguity 199 Adj.
in contemplation of:
-
intention 620 Adv.
in contempt:
-
disagreement 24 Adv.
in convulsions:
-
agitation 315 Adv.
in cooperation:
-
cooperation 709 Adj.
in corroboration:
-
evidence 467 Adv.
in course of destruction:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
in course of inquiry:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
in course of preparation:
-
plan 626 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in course of time:
-
futurity 121 Adv.
in court:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
in crowd:
-
fashion 852 N.
in custody:
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
-
accusation 938 Adj.
-
restraint 751 Adj.
in danger:
-
liability 177 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
in debt:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
in declining health:
-
disease 655 Adj.
in deduction:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
in deep water:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in default of:
-
insufficiency 640 Adv.
-
absence 187 Adv.
in default:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
in defense:
-
defense 717 Adv.
in deference to:
-
respect 928 Adv.
in defiance of:
-
defiance 715 Adv.
in defiance:
-
disagreement 24 Adv.
-
opposition 708 Adv.
in demand:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
in despair:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
in desperation:
-
violence 173 Adv.
in despite:
-
opposition 708 Adv.
in detail:
-
part 51 Adv.
-
speciality 79 Adv.
in detention:
-
accusation 938 Adj.
in difficulties:
-
debt 806 Adj.
in difficulty:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in disguise:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
in dishabille:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
in dispute:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
in doleful dumps:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
in doors:
-
interiority 221 Adv.
in double quick time:
-
velocity 274 Adv.
in due course:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
in due process:
-
course 109 Adv.
in due season:
-
course 109 Adv.
-
occasion 134 Adv.
in due time:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
-
course 109 Adv.
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
in dumb show:
-
indication 550 Adv.
in durance vile:
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
in duty bound:
-
duty 926 Adj.
in earnest:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
-
resolution 604 Adv.
-
activity 682 Adj.
in ecstasies:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
in effect:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adv.
-
truth 494 Adv.
in embryo:
-
beginning 66 Adv.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
cause 153 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in epitome:
-
compendium 596 Adv.
in equity:
-
right 922 Adv.
in error:
-
error 495 Adj.
in evening dress:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
in ever so small a degree:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
in every one's mouth:
-
news 532 Adj.
in every quarter:
-
space 180 Adv.
in every respect:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
-
truth 494 Adv.
in excess:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
in exchange:
-
interchange 148 Adv.
in excruciating detail:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
in exercise:
-
agency 170 Adj.
in existence:
-
existence 1 Adj.
in expectation:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
in explanation:
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
in extremis:
-
death 360 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in fact:
-
existence 1 Adv.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
in fair condition:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
in faltering accents:
-
irresolution 605 Adv.
in fashion:
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
in fault:
-
guilt 947 Adj.
in favor of:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
-
aid 707 Adv.
in favor:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
in fear:
-
fear 860 Adj.
in few words:
-
compendium 596 Adv.
in file:
-
continuity 69 Adv.
in fine feather:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
in fine:
-
end 67 Adv.
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
in fits:
-
agitation 315 Adv.
in flames:
-
heat 382 Adj.
in flight:
-
navigation 267 Adv.
in focus:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
in fold:
-
inclosure 232 N.
in for it:
-
promise 768 Adj.
in for:
-
necessity 601 V.
in force:
-
agency 170 Adj.
in foreign lands:
-
extraneousness 57 Adv.
in foreign parts:
-
extraneousness 57 Adv.
in front:
-
front 234 Adv.
-
precession 280 Adv.
in full bloom:
-
health 654 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
in full cry:
-
ululation 412 Adv.
-
pursuit 622 Adj.
-
loudness 404 Adv.
in full dress:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
in full feather:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in full force:
-
strength 159 Adj.
in full sail:
-
velocity 274 Adv.
in full swing:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
success 731 Adj.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
in full view:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
in full:
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
in funds:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
in furtherance of:
-
aid 707 Adv.
in future:
-
futurity 121 Adv.
in gear:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in general:
-
generality 78 Adv.
in glowing terms:
-
vigor 574 Adv.
in good case:
-
health 654 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
in good condition:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
in good earnest:
-
veracity 543 Adv.
-
resolution 604 Adv.
in good faith:
-
probity 939 Adv.
in good heart:
-
hope 858 Adj.
in good humor:
-
courtesy 894 Adv.
in good odor in:
-
repute 873 Adj.
in good odor:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
in good set terms:
-
phrase 566 Adv.
-
vigor 574 Adv.
in good sooth:
-
veracity 543 Adv.
in good spirits:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
in good taste:
-
taste 850 Adj.
in good time:
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
in good truth:
-
veracity 543 Adv.
in great detail:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
in grief:
-
pain 828 Adj.
in hand:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
business 625 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
-
possession 777 Adj.
in harmony with:
-
uniformity 16 Adv.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
in harmony:
-
melody concord 413 Adv.
in harness:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
action 680 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
in haste:
-
haste 684 Adv.
-
haste 684 Adj.
in health:
-
health 654 Adj.
in hiding:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
in high dudgeon:
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
in high esteem:
-
respect 928 Adj.
-
approbation 931 Adj.
in high estimation:
-
respect 928 Adj.
in high favor:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
approbation 931 Adj.
in high feather:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
health 654 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
boasting 884 Adj.
in high quarters:
-
nobility 875 Adv.
in high spirits:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
in holes and corners:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in honor of:
-
celebration 883 Adv.
in hopes:
-
hope 858 Adj.
in hospital:
-
disease 655 Adj.
in hostile array:
-
opposition 708 Adj.
in hot haste:
-
haste 684 Adj.
in hot pursuit:
-
pursuit 622 Adj.
in hot water:
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in hysterics:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
in in due course:
-
course 109 Adv.
in Indian file:
-
continuity 69 Adv.
in issue:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
in its infancy:
-
beginning 66 Adv.
in its proper place:
-
order 58 Adj.
in its true colors:
-
truth 494 Adj.
in its turn:
-
order 58 Adv.
in jest:
-
wit 842 Adv.
in joke:
-
wit 842 Adv.
in justice:
-
right 922 Adv.
in juxtaposition:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
in keeping with:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adv.
in leading strings:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
-
infant 129 Adj.
-
learner 541 Adj.
in league:
-
cooperation 709 Adj.
-
party 712 Adj.
in less than no time:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
in lieu of:
-
substitution 147 Adv.
in life:
-
life 359 Adj.
in limbo:
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
in liquor:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
in Lob's pound:
-
restraint 751 Adj.
in loco:
-
situation 183 Adv.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
expedience 646 Adj.
in long clothes:
-
infant 129 Adj.
in lots:
-
part 51 Adv.
in love:
-
love 897 Adj.
in low spirits:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
in luck:
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
in market overt:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
in medias res:
-
middle 68 Adv.
in memoriam:
-
interment 363 Adv.
-
memory 505 Adv.
in memory of:
-
memory 505 Adv.
in mid course:
-
transference 270 Adv.
in mid progress:
-
transference 270 Adv.
-
progression 282 Adv.
in military time:
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
in mind-numbing detail:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
in motion:
-
motion 264 Adj.
in mourning:
-
blackness 431 Adv.
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
in native buff:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
in nature's garb:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
in no degree:
-
neverness 107 Adv.
in no long time:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
in no measured terms:
-
vigor 574 Adv.
in no respect:
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
in no sense:
-
misnomer 565 Adv.
in no time:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
in no wise:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
in numbers:
-
numeration 85 Adv.
in obedience to:
-
obedience 743 Adv.
in one's cups:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
in one's element:
-
facility 705 Adj.
-
content 831 Adj.
in one's employ:
-
servant 746 Adj.
in one's eye:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
in one's favor:
-
good 618 Adv.
in one's good books:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
in one's good graces:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
in one's grasp:
-
possession 777 Adj.
-
authority 737 Adj.
in one's hands:
-
possession 777 Adj.
-
business 625 Adj.
in one's heart:
-
affections 820 Adv.
in one's interest:
-
good 618 Adv.
in one's pay:
-
servant 746 Adj.
in one's possession:
-
possession 777 Adj.
in one's power:
-
authority 737 Adj.
in one's prime:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
in one's proper element:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
in one's right mind:
-
sanity 502 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
in one's sleeve:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in one's sober senses:
-
sanity 502 Adj.
in one's teens:
-
youth 127 Adj.
-
infant 129 Adj.
in one's 'teens:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
in one's tracks:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
in one's utmost need:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
in one's view:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
in open arms:
-
warfare 722 Adj.
in open court:
-
publication 531 Adv.
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
in open daylight:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
in operation:
-
agency 170 Adj.
-
action 680 Adj.
in orbit:
-
navigation 267 Adv.
in order that:
-
intention 620 Adv.
in order to avoid:
-
avoidance 623 Adj.
in order to:
-
intention 620 Adv.
in order:
-
order 58 Adj.
-
order 58 Adv.
in orders:
-
clergy 996 Adj.
in ordinary:
-
store 636 Adj.
in other words:
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
in pain:
-
physical pain 378 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
in paradise:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
in part:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
part 51 Adv.
in particular:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
in partnership:
-
party 712 Adj.
in pencil:
-
painting 556 Adv.
in perfect condition:
-
perfection 650 Adj.
in person:
-
news 532 Adj.
-
presence 186 Adv.
in perspective:
-
length 200 Adv.
in petto:
-
topic 454 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
intellect 450 Adv.
-
intention 620 Adj.
in pieces:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
in place of:
-
substitution 147 Adv.
in place:
-
situation 183 Adv.
in plain common parlance:
-
plainness 576 Adv.
in plain English:
-
artlessness 703 Adv.
-
intelligibility 518 Adv.
-
plainness 576 Adv.
in plain terms:
-
intelligibility 518 Adv.
-
plainness 576 Adv.
in plain words:
-
veracity 543 Adv.
-
plainness 576 Adv.
-
artlessness 703 Adv.
-
intelligibility 518 Adv.
in plain:
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
in plainer English:
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
in plainer terms:
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
in plainer words:
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
in play:
-
wit 842 Adv.
-
agency 170 Adj.
in point of fact:
-
existence 1 Adv.
in point of:
-
relation 9 Adv.
in point:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
in posse:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
in possession of:
-
possession 777 Adj.
in practice:
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in preference:
-
choice 609 Adv.
in preparation:
-
preparation 673 Adv.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in presence of:
-
presence 186 Adv.
-
nearness 197 Adv.
in prison:
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
in private:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in process of time:
-
posteriority 117 Adv.
-
futurity 121 Adv.
in profusion:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
in progress:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
progression 282 Adv.
-
news 532 Adj.
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
in proper course:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
in proper cue:
-
skill 698 Adj.
in proper season:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
in proper time:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
in prose:
-
prose 598 Adj.
in prospect:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
-
intention 620 Adj.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
futurity 121 Adj.
in pudding time:
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
in pursuance of:
-
intention 620 Adv.
-
pursuit 622 Adv.
in pursuit:
-
pursuit 622 Adj.
in quest of:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
-
pursuit 622 Adj.
in question:
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
-
topic 454 Adv.
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
in quick succession:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
in rapid succession:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
in raptures:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
in re:
-
relation 9 Adv.
in readiness:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in reality:
-
truth 494 Adv.
-
existence 1 Adv.
in reason:
-
moderation 174 Adv.
-
right 922 Adv.
in relation with:
-
relation 9 Adj.
in relief:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
-
sculpture 557 Adj.
in request:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
in reserve:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
store 636 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in respect of:
-
relation 9 Adv.
in retaliation:
-
retaliation 718 Adv.
in return:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
in ridicule:
-
ridicule 856 Adv.
in rotation:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adv.
in round numbers:
-
mean 29 Adv.
-
nearness 197 Adv.
in round terms:
-
phrase 566 Adv.
in sackcloth and ashes:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
in sadness:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
in safety:
-
safety 664 Adj.
in search of:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
in secret:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in security:
-
safety 664 Adj.
in set phrases:
-
phrase 566 Adv.
in set terms:
-
phrase 566 Adv.
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
in seven league boots:
-
velocity 274 Adv.
in short:
-
shortness 201 Adv.
-
conciseness 572 Adv.
-
compendium 596 Adv.
in sight of:
-
vision 441 Adv.
-
visibility 446 Adv.
-
nearness 197 Adv.
in sight:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
in single file:
-
continuity 69 Adv.
in situ:
-
situation 183 Adv.
in slow time:
-
slowness 275 Adv.
in smooth water:
-
facility 705 Adj.
in sober sadness:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
in some degree:
-
degree 26 Adv.
in some measure:
-
degree 26 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
in some place:
-
place 182 Adv.
in some such way:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
in some way:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
in sooth:
-
veracity 543 Adv.
in spirits:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
in spite of one's teeth:
-
opposition 708 Adv.
-
unwillingness 603 Adv.
-
compulsion 744 Adv.
in spite of oneself:
-
unwillingness 603 Adv.
in spite of:
-
counteraction 179 Adv.
-
disagreement 24 Adv.
in spite:
-
opposition 708 Adv.
in sport:
-
wit 842 Adv.
-
amusement 840 Adv.
in still water:
-
concord 714 Adj.
in stock:
-
possession 777 Adj.
in store for:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in store:
-
store 636 Adj.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
possession 777 Adj.
in strict confidence:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in strict settlement:
-
retention 781 Adj.
in strictest confidence:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in strong relief:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
in subjection to:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
in substance:
-
compendium 596 Adv.
in succession:
-
continuity 69 Adv.
in such a case:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
in such a contingency:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
in such an event:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
in such and such environs:
-
situation 183 Adv.
in such wise:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
in Sunday best:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
in suspense:
-
physical inertness 172 Adv.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
in swaddling clothes:
-
restraint 751 Adj.
-
infant 129 Adj.
in tears:
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
in the abstract:
-
irrelation 10 Adv.
-
disjunction 44 Adv.
-
unity 87 Adv.
in the act:
-
action 680 Adv.
in the affirmative:
-
assent 488 Adv.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
in the aggregate:
-
whole 50 Adv.
in the agony of death:
-
death 360 Adj.
in the air:
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
in the arms of Morpheus:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
in the ascendant:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
authority 737 Adj.
-
influence 175 Adj.
-
success 731 Adj.
in the background:
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adv.
-
rear 235 Adv.
-
concealment 528 Adv.
in the ballpark:
-
similarity 17 Adj.
in the beginning:
-
beginning 66 Adv.
in the black:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
in the blink of an eye:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
in the bosom of:
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
in the breast of:
-
intention 620 Adj.
in the bud:
-
beginning 66 Adv.
in the buff:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
in the cannon's mouth:
-
warfare 722 Adv.
in the cards:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
in the case:
-
supposition 514 Adv.
in the circumstances:
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
in the clouds:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
height 206 Adv.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
in the clutches of:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
in the course of business:
-
business 625 Adv.
in the course of things:
-
eventuality 151 Adv.
in the course of:
-
time 106 Adv.
in the cradle:
-
infant 129 Adj.
in the crowd:
-
mixture 41 Adv.
in the dark:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
-
darkness 421 Adv.
in the doldrums:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
in the dumps:
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
in the environs:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
in the event of:
-
supposition 514 Adv.
-
eventuality 151 Adv.
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
in the extreme:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
in the eye of the law:
-
legality 963 Adv.
in the eyes of:
-
appearance 448 Adv.
-
belief 484 Adv.
in the face of day:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
in the face of:
-
opposition 708 Adv.
-
presence 186 Adv.
in the family circle:
-
sociality 892 Adv.
in the family way:
-
production 161 Adj.
in the field:
-
warfare 722 Adj.
in the fire:
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
in the first place:
-
beginning 66 Adv.
in the flesh:
-
life 359 Adj.
-
identity 13 N.
-
presence 186 Adv.
in the foreground:
-
front 234 Adv.
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
in the fourth place:
-
quadruplication 96 Adv.
in the front rank:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
in the fullness of time:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
-
futurity 121 Adv.
-
course 109 Adv.
in the gazette:
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
in the grain:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
in the gross:
-
whole 50 Adv.
in the habit of:
-
habit 613 Adj.
in the hands of:
-
authority 737 Adv.
-
subjection 749 Adj.
in the heat of passion:
-
resentment 900 Adv.
in the heat of the moment:
-
resentment 900 Adv.
in the height of passion:
-
resentment 900 Adv.
in the horizon:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
in the house of detention:
-
accusation 938 Adj.
in the humor:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
in the interim:
-
time 106 Adv.
-
synchronism 120 Adv.
in the jaws of death:
-
death 360 Adj.
in the land of the living:
-
life 359 Adj.
in the lap of Morpheus:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
in the lead:
-
precession 280 Adv.
in the lee of:
-
front 234 Adv.
in the lion's den:
-
danger 665 Adj.
in the lockup:
-
accusation 938 Adj.
in the long run:
-
mean 29 Adv.
-
whole 50 Adv.
-
generality 78 Adv.
in the lump:
-
whole 50 Adv.
in the main:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
whole 50 Adv.
-
importance 642 Adv.
in the market:
-
barter 794 Adj.
-
offer 763 Adj.
in the mass:
-
whole 50 Adv.
in the matter of:
-
relation 9 Adv.
in the meantime:
-
time 106 Adv.
in the melting mood:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
in the memory of man:
-
the past 122 Adv.
in the middle:
-
middle 68 Adv.
in the midst of:
-
action 680 Adv.
-
mixture 41 Adv.
in the mind:
-
topic 454 Adv.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
thought 451 Adj.
in the mood:
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
in the name of wonder:
-
wonder 870 Adv.
-
aid 707 Adv.
-
authority 737 Adv.
-
dueness 924 Adv.
in the nick of time:
-
punctuality 132a Phr.
-
occasion 134 Adv.
in the occupation of:
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
in the olden time:
-
the past 122 Adv.
in the open air:
-
air 338 Adv.
-
exteriority 220 Adv.
in the open streets:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
in the opinion of:
-
belief 484 Adv.
in the opposite scale:
-
compensation 30 Adj.
in the order of the day:
-
conformity 82 Adj.
in the oven:
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
in the plenitude of power:
-
strength 159 Adj.
in the power of:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
in the rear:
-
sequence 281 Adv.
-
rear 235 Adv.
in the right place:
-
expedience 646 Adv.
in the room of:
-
substitution 147 Adv.
in the rough:
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
in the saddle:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in the same boat:
-
party 712 Adv.
in the same breath:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
-
synchronism 120 Adv.
in the same category:
-
relation 9 Adj.
in the second place:
-
duplication 90 Adv.
in the secret:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
in the sequel:
-
posteriority 117 Adv.
in the service of:
-
aid 707 Adv.
in the shade:
-
darkness 421 Adv.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
in the singular number:
-
unity 87 Adv.
in the stead of:
-
substitution 147 Adv.
in the straw:
-
production 161 Adj.
in the suds:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
in the sulks:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
in the teeth of:
-
difficulty 704 Adv.
-
opposition 708 Adv.
-
defiance 715 Adv.
in the thick of the fray:
-
warfare 722 Adv.
in the thick of:
-
interposition 228 Adv.
-
action 680 Adv.
in the third place:
-
triplication 93 Adv.
in the time of:
-
time 106 Adv.
in the train of:
-
servant 746 Adj.
-
sequence 281 Adv.
in the van:
-
precession 280 Adv.
-
front 234 Adv.
in the vein:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
in the very act:
-
guilt 947 Adv.
in the wake of:
-
sequence 281 Adv.
in the watch house:
-
accusation 938 Adj.
in the way of:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
in the way:
-
opposition 708 Adv.
-
nearness 197 Adv.
in the wide world:
-
space 180 Adv.
in the wind:
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
in the wind's eye:
-
direction 278 Adv.
in the wrong box:
-
wrong 923 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
in the wrong place:
-
displacement 185 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
in the wrong:
-
wrong 923 Adj.
in the zenith:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
in theory possible:
-
possibility 470 Phr.
in thing:
-
fashion 852 N.
in this way:
-
method 627 N.
in time:
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
-
destiny 152 Adv.
-
punctuality 132a Adj.
-
course 109 Adv.
in token of:
-
indication 550 Adv.
in tomb:
-
interment 363 V.
in toto:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
in touch with:
-
relation 9 Adj.
in train:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in transit:
-
transference 270 Adv.
in transitu:
-
conversion 144 Adv.
in trim:
-
order 58 Adj.
in triumph:
-
success 731 Adv.
in trouble:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
in truth:
-
veracity 543 Adv.
-
certainty 474 Adv.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
in tune:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
in turn:
-
continuity 69 Adv.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adv.
-
order 58 Adv.
in twain:
-
disjunction 44 Adv.
in type:
-
printing 591 Adj.
in unison with:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
in use:
-
use 677 Adj.
in vain:
-
failure 732 Adv.
in various places:
-
place 182 Adv.
In vast cumbrous array:
-
arrangement 60 Phr.
in view:
-
intention 620 Adj.
-
visibility 446 Adj.
in violation of law:
-
illegality 964 Adv.
in virtue of:
-
authority 737 Adv.
-
instrumentality 631 Adv.
in vogue:
-
habit 613 Adj.
in want of:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
in want:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
poverty 804 Adj.
in war paint:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in what manner:
-
method 627 N.
in what way:
-
method 627 N.
in wide-eyed anticipation:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
in working gear:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in working order:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
in writing:
-
writing 590 Adj.
in years:
-
age 128 Adj.
in:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
pleasure 827 V.
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
interiority 221 Adv.
inability:
-
impotence 158 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
inabstinence:
-
intemperance 954 N.
inabstinent:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
inaccessible:
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
distance 196 Adj.
inaccurate:
-
solecism 568 Adj.
inaction:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
avoidance 623 N.
-
inaction 681 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
inactivate:
-
unproductiveness 169 V.
inactivation:
-
destruction 162 N.
inactive:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
inactively:
-
physical inertness 172 Adv.
-
inactivity 683 Adv.
inactivity:
-
weakness 160 N.
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
inaction 681 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
inadequacy:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
inadequate:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
inadequateness:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
inadmissible:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
exclusion 55 Adj.
-
extraneousness 57 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
inadvertence:
-
inattention 458 N.
inadvertency:
-
inattention 458 N.
inadvertent:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
inadvertently:
-
inattention 458 Adv.
inadvisable:
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
inaffable:
-
wonder 870 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
inalienable:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
retention 781 Adj.
inamorata:
-
love 897 N.
inane:
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
inanimate matter:
-
inorganization 358 N.
inanimate:
-
inorganization 358 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
inanition:
-
impotence 158 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
inanity:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
inappetency:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
indifference 866 N.
inapplicability:
-
irrelation 10 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
inapplicable:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
inapposite:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
inappreciable:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
inapprehensible:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
inappropriate time:
-
untimeliness 135 N.
inappropriate:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
inapt:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
inaptitude:
-
inutility 645 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
inarticulate:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
-
stammering 583 Adj.
inarticulateness:
-
stammering 583 N.
inartificial:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
inartistic:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
inasmuch as:
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
inasmuch:
-
degree 26 Adv.
inattention:
-
neglect 460 N.
-
indifference 866 N.
-
inattention 458 N.
inattentive:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
inexpectation 508 Adj.
inattentively:
-
inattention 458 Adv.
inaudibility:
-
deafness 419 N.
inaudible:
-
silence 403 Adj.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
deafness 419 Adj.
-
aphony 581 Adj.
inaudibleness:
-
deafness 419 N.
inaugural:
-
precursor 64 Adj.
-
beginning 66 Adj.
inaugurate:
-
commission 755 V.
-
celebration 883 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
inauguration:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
commission 755 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
inauspicious:
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
inbeing:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
inborn proclivity:
-
necessity 601 N.
inborn:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
inbred:
-
affections 820 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
inca:
-
master 745 N.
incage:
-
restraint 751 V.
incalculable:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
incalculably:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
incalescence:
-
heat 382 N.
incalescent:
-
heat 382 Adj.
incandescence:
-
heat 382 N.
incandescent lamp:
-
luminary 423 N.
incandescent:
-
luminary 423 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
incantation:
-
request 765 N.
-
spell 993 N.
-
rite 998 N.
incantatory:
-
sorcery 992 Adj.
incapability:
-
impotence 158 N.
incapable:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
incapacious:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
incapacitate:
-
impotence 158 V.
incapacity:
-
ignorance 491 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
incarcerate:
-
restraint 751 V.
incarceration:
-
restraint 751 N.
incarnadine.:
-
redness 434 V.
incarnadine:
-
redness 434 Adj.
incarnate:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
incarnation:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
incase:
-
covering 223 V.
-
circumscription 229 V.
incautious:
-
rashness 863 Adj.
incendiarism:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
incendiary:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
motive 615 N.
incense:
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
worship 990 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
flattery 933 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
-
hate 898 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
incension:
-
calefaction 384 N.
incentive:
-
motive 615 N.
incept:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
inception:
-
beginning 66 N.
inceptive:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
inceptor:
-
learner 541 N.
incertitude:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
incessant:
-
repetition 104 Adj.
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
-
frequency 136 Adj.
incessantly:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
incest:
-
impurity 961 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
incestuous:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
inch by inch:
-
degree 26 Adv.
-
part 51 Adv.
-
slowness 275 Adv.
inch:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
length 200 N.
inchoate:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
beginning 66 V.
inchoation:
-
beginning 66 N.
inchoative:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
incide:
-
disjunction 44 V.
incidence:
-
direction 278 N.
incident to:
-
liability 177 Adj.
incident:
-
eventuality 151 N.
incidental:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
-
liability 177 Adj.
-
chance 156 Adj.
-
circumstance 8 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
incidentally:
-
irrelation 10 Adv.
-
occasion 134 Adv.
-
chance 621 Adv.
incinerate:
-
calefaction 384 V.
incineration:
-
calefaction 384 N.
incipience:
-
beginning 66 N.
incipient:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
incircumspect:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
incise:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
furrow 259 V.
-
remedy 662 V.
incision:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
incisive:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
incitation:
-
motive 615 N.
incite:
-
violence 173 V.
-
motive 615 V.
incitement:
-
motive 615 N.
incivility displacency:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
incivism:
-
misanthropy 911 N.
inclasp:
-
circumscription 229 V.
inclemency:
-
pitilessness 914a N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
cold 383 N.
-
severity 739 N.
inclement:
-
pitilessness 914a Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
cold 383 Adj.
inclination:
-
tendency 176 N.
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
love 897 N.
incline an ear to:
-
attention 457 V.
incline:
-
direction 278 V.
-
willingness 602 V.
-
tendency 176 V.
-
motive 615 V.
inclined plane:
-
instrument 633 N.
inclined:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
inclose:
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
inclosure 232 V.
-
circumjacence 227 V.
-
inclusion 76 V.
-
interiority 221 V.
inclosed:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
inclosure:
-
region 181 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
circumscription 229 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
prison 752 N.
include:
-
composition 54 V.
-
inclusion 76 V.
included:
-
inclusion 76 Adj.
including:
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
inclusion 76 Adj.
inclusion:
-
composition 54 N.
-
inclusion 76 N.
inclusive:
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
component 56 Adj.
-
inclusion 76 Adj.
incogitable:
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
incogitancy:
-
incogitancy 452 N.
incognita:
-
concealment 528 N.
incognito:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
incognizable:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
incoherence:
-
incoherence 47 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
incoherent:
-
incoherence 47 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
incombustibility:
-
refrigeration 385 N.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
incombustible material:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
incombustible:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a
incombustibleness:
-
refrigeration 385 N.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
income:
-
receiving 785 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
incoming:
-
ingress 294 Adj.
incomings:
-
receipt 810 N.
incommensurability:
-
irrelation 10 N.
-
incomparability 464a N.
incommensurable:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
-
numeration 85 Adj.
-
incomparability 464a Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
incommensurate:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
numeration 85 Adj.
-
incomparability 464a Adj.
incommode:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
incommodious:
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
incommunicable:
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
retention 781 Adj.
incommutable:
-
stability 150 Adj.
incomparability:
-
incomparability 464a N.
-
indiscrimination 465a N.
incomparable:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
incomparability 464a Adj.
incompassionate:
-
pitilessness 914a Adj.
incompassionateness:
-
malevolence 907 N.
incompatible:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
incompentency:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
incompetence:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
incompetent:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
fool 501 N.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
incomplete:
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
incompletely:
-
incompleteness 53 Adv.
incompleteness:
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
-
noncompletion 730 N.
incomplex:
-
simpleness 42 Adj.
incompliance:
-
refusal 764 N.
incomprehensibility:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
incomprehensible:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
incomprehension:
-
ignorance 491 N.
incompressed:
-
rarity 322 Adj.
incompressibility:
-
density 321 N.
incompressible:
-
density 321 Adj.
inconcealable:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
inconceivable:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
-
improbability 473 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
inconceivableness:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
inconceptible:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
inconcinnity:
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
inconclusive:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
inconcoction:
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
incondite:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
incongruence:
-
disagreement 24 N.
incongruity:
-
disagreement 24 N.
incongruous:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
solecism 568 Adj.
inconnection:
-
irrelation 10 N.
-
disjunction 44 N.
inconsequence:
-
irrelation 10 N.
inconsequent:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
inconsequential:
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
absence of influence 175a Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
inconsiderable:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
fraction 100a Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
inconsiderate:
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
inconsiderateness:
-
inattention 458 N.
inconsideration:
-
inattention 458 N.
inconsistency:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
inconsistent with:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
inconsistent:
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
inconsolable:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
inconsonant:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
inconspicuous:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
inconstancy:
-
changeableness 149 N.
inconstant:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
incontestable:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
incontiguous:
-
distance 196 Adj.
incontinence:
-
impurity 961 N.
incontinent:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
incontinently:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
incontrollable:
-
violence 173 Adj.
incontrovertible:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
inconvenient:
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
inconversable:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
taciturnity 585 Adj.
inconvertible:
-
continuance in action 143 Adj.
inconvincible:
-
incredulity 487 Adj.
incorporal:
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
incorporate:
-
combination 48 V.
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
incorporation:
-
combination 48 N.
incorporeal hereditaments:
-
property 780 N.
incorporeal:
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
incorporeity:
-
immateriality 317 N.
incorrect assumptions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
incorrect:
-
error 495 Adj.
-
solecism 568 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
incorrigible:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
disobedience 742 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
incorruptibility:
-
health 654 N.
-
probity 939 N.
incorruptible:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
incorruption:
-
probity 939 N.
-
innocence 946 N.
-
health 654 N.
incrassate:
-
density 321 V.
-
semiliquidity 352 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
incrassation:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
increase of size:
-
expansion 194 N.
increase of temperature:
-
calefaction 384 N.
increase:
-
increase 35 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
improvement 658 N.
-
addition 37 N.
-
increase 35 N.
-
expansion 194 V.
increased:
-
increase 35 Adj.
incredibility:
-
improbability 473 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
incredible:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
improbability 473 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
incredibleness:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
incredibly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
incredulity:
-
irreligion 989 N.
-
incredulity 487 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
incredulous as to:
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
incredulous:
-
incredulity 487 Adj.
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
incredulousness:
-
incredulity 487 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
increment:
-
increase 35 N.
-
addition 37 N.
-
adjunct 39 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
increpation:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
incriminate:
-
accusation 938 V.
incrimination:
-
accusation 938 N.
in-crowd:
-
party 712 N.
incrust:
-
lining 224 V.
-
covering 223 V.
incrustation:
-
covering 223 N.
incubation:
-
preparation 673 N.
incubus:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
demon 980 N.
inculcate:
-
teaching 537 V.
inculcated:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
inculcation:
-
teaching 537 N.
inculpable:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
inculpate:
-
accusation 938 V.
inculpation:
-
accusation 938 N.
inculture:
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
incumbency:
-
business 625 V.
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
business 625 N.
incumbent on:
-
duty 926 Adj.
incumbent:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
height 206 Adj.
-
gravity 319 Adj.
-
politics 737b N.
-
clergy 996 N.
incumber:
-
hindrance 706 V.
incumbered:
-
debt 806 Adj.
incumbrance:
-
hindrance 706 N.
incunabula:
-
youth 127 N.
incur a debt:
-
debt 806 V.
incur a loss:
-
loss 776 V.
incur a responsibility:
-
duty 926 V.
incur blame:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
incur danger:
-
danger 665 V.
incur disgrace:
-
disrepute 874 V.
incur the chance:
-
chance 621 V.
incur the risk:
-
chance 621 V.
incur:
-
liability 177 V.
incurable:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
incuriosity:
-
incuriosity 456 N.
incurious:
-
incuriosity 456 Adj.
incuriousness:
-
incuriosity 456 N.
incursion:
-
ingress 294 N.
-
attack 716 N.
incurvate:
-
curvature 245 V.
incurvation:
-
curvature 245 N.
incurvature:
-
curvature 245 N.
incurvity:
-
curvature 245 N.
indagation:
-
inquiry 461 N.
indebted to:
-
gratitude 916 Adj.
-
duty 926 Adj.
indebted:
-
debt 806 Adj.
indebtment:
-
debt 806 N.
indecency:
-
impurity 961 N.
indecent:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
indeciduous:
-
stability 150 Adj.
indecipherable:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
indecision:
-
absence of choice 609a N.
-
irresolution 605 N.
indecisive:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
indeclinable:
-
stability 150 Adj.
indecorous:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
indecorum:
-
vice 945 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
indeed!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
indeed:
-
existence 1 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
assent 488 Adv.
-
truth 494 Adv.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
indefatigability:
-
perseverance 604a N.
indefatigable:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
indefatigableness:
-
perseverance 604a N.
indefatigation:
-
activity 682 N.
indefeasible:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
indefectibility:
-
perfection 650 N.
indefectible:
-
perfection 650 Adj.
indefective:
-
perfection 650 Adj.
indefensible:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
submission 725 Adj.
-
accusation 938 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
indeficient:
-
perfection 650 Adj.
indefinite:
-
different time 119 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
infinity 105 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
indefinitely:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
indeliberate:
-
impulse 612 Adj.
indelible:
-
indication 550 Adj.
-
memory 505 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
indelicacy:
-
impurity 961 N.
indelicate:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
indemnification:
-
reward 973 N.
-
compensation 30 N.
-
restitution 790 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
indemnify:
-
reward 973 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
-
restitution 790 V.
indemnity:
-
compensation 30 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
reward 973 N.
indent:
-
notch 257 N.
-
notch 257 V.
-
convolution 248 V.
-
compact 769 V.
indentation:
-
concavity 252 N.
-
notch 257 N.
indenture:
-
compact 769 N.
-
security 771 N.
Independence Day:
-
amusement 840 N.
independence:
-
freedom 748 N.
-
irrelation 10 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
independent of reason:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
independent:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
freedom 748 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
indescribable:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
indesinent:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
indestructible:
-
stability 150 Adj.
indeterminate:
-
chance 156 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
equivocalness 520 Adj.
indetermination:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
irresolution 605 N.
-
chance 156 N.
indevotion:
-
irreligion 989 N.
indevout:
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
index:
-
word 562 N.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
number 84 N.
-
list 86 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
-
indication 550 N.
indexterity:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
India ink:
-
blackness 431 N.
India rubber:
-
elasticity 325 N.
indian head penny:
-
money 800 N.
Indian ink:
-
blackness 431 N.
Indian red:
-
redness 434 N.
Indian rubber:
-
elasticity 325 N.
Indian sage:
-
remedy 662 N.
Indian summer:
-
evening 126 N.
Indian weed:
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pungency 392 N.
indicate:
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indication 550 V.
-
speciality 79 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
-
meaning 516 V.
-
manifestation 525 V.
indicated:
-
indication 550 Adj.
indicating:
-
indication 550 Adj.
indication:
-
class 75 N.
-
attention 457 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
indication 550 N.
indicative:
-
evidence 467 Adj.
-
indication 550 Adj.
indicator:
-
indication 550 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
indicatory:
-
evidence 467 Adj.
-
indication 550 Adj.
indice:
-
indication 550 N.
indicolite:
-
blueness 438 N.
indict:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
-
accusation 938 V.
indiction:
-
publication 531 N.
indictment:
-
accusation 938 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
indifference:
-
incuriosity 456 N.
-
unwillingness 603 N.
-
absence of choice 609a N.
-
indifference 866 N.
indifferent:
-
incuriosity 456 Adj.
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
-
absence of choice 609a Adj.
indigence:
-
poverty 804 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
indigene:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
indigenous:
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intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
indigent:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
indigested:
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
indigestible:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
indigestion:
-
disease 655 N.
indigitate:
-
attention 457 V.
indign:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
indignant:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
indignation meeting:
-
discontent 832 N.
indignation:
-
resentment 900 N.
indignity:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
indigo:
-
blueness 438 N.
indiligence:
-
inactivity 683 N.
indirect:
-
deviation 279 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
circuit 629 Adj.
indiscernible:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
indiscerptibility:
-
whole 50 N.
-
density 321 N.
indiscerptible:
-
density 321 Adj.
-
whole 50 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
indiscoverable:
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
indiscreet:
-
rashness 863 Adj.
indiscrete:
-
vice 945 Adj.
indiscretion:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
indiscriminate:
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chance 621 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adj.
-
mixture 41 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
indiscrimination 465a Adj.
indiscrimination:
-
comparison 464 N.
-
indiscrimination 465a N.
indispensability:
-
requirement 630 N.
indispensable:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
indispose:
-
dissuasion 616 V.
indisposed to believe:
-
incredulity 487 Adj.
indisposed:
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
indisposedness:
-
unwillingness 603 N.
indisposition:
-
unwillingness 603 N.
-
disease 655 N.
indisputable:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
indissoluble:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
-
whole 50 Adj.
-
junction 43 Adj.
indissolvable:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
-
whole 50 Adj.
indissolvableness:
-
density 321 N.
indistinct:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
indistinction:
-
indiscrimination 465a N.
indistinctness:
-
invisibility 447 N.
-
indiscrimination 465a N.
indistinguishability:
-
indiscrimination 465a N.
indistinguishable:
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identity 13 Adj.
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
indiscrimination 465a Adj.
indistinguishablility:
-
incomparability 464a N.
indisturbance:
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
indite:
-
writing 590 V.
individual:
-
indication 550 Adj.
-
whole 50 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
-
unity 87 N.
-
mankind 372 Adj.
-
mankind 372 N.
individuality:
-
unity 87 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
individualize:
-
speciality 79 V.
individuity:
-
speciality 79 N.
indivisibility:
-
density 321 N.
-
whole 50 N.
indivisible:
-
tenacity 327 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
-
whole 50 Adj.
indocility:
-
impotence 158 N.
-
unwillingness 603 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
indoctrinate:
-
belief 484 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
indoctrination:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
misteaching 538 N.
indolence:
-
inactivity 683 N.
indolent:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
indomitable:
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courage 861 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
-
resistance 719 Adj.
indoor:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
indorse:
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assent 488 V.
-
compact 769 V.
-
security 771 V.
-
money 800 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
indorsement:
-
assent 488 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
record 551 N.
indraught:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
river 348 N.
indubious:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
indubitable:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
indubitableness:
-
certainty 474 N.
induce pain:
-
painfulness 830 V.
induce:
-
cause 153 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
motive 615 V.
induced:
-
motive 615 Adj.
inducement:
-
motive 615 N.
induct:
-
commission 755 V.
-
churchdom 995 V.
induction furnace:
-
furnace 386 N.
induction:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
churchdom 995 N.
indue:
-
power 157 V.
indulge hope:
-
hope 858 V.
indulge in personalities:
-
disrespect 929 V.
indulge in reverie:
-
inattention 458 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
-
incogitancy 452 V.
indulge in:
-
pleasure 827 V.
indulge one's fancy:
-
choice 609 V.
indulge oneself:
-
selfishness 943 V.
indulge with:
-
giving 784 V.
indulge:
-
intemperance 954 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
lenity 740 V.
-
permission 760 V.
indulged:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
indulgence:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
lenity 740 N.
-
permission 760 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
indulgency:
-
lenity 740 N.
indulgent:
-
lenity 740 Adj.
-
permission 760 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
indurate:
-
hardness 323 V.
-
hardness 323 Adj.
indurated:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
induration:
-
impenitence 951 N.
-
hardness 323 N.
industrial arts:
-
business 625 N.
industrious:
-
learning 539 Adj.
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
industriousness:
-
exertion 686 N.
industry:
-
exertion 686 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
business 625 N.
indweller:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
inebriate:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 V.
inebriated:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
inebriation:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
inebriety:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
inebrious:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
ineffable:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
ineffaceable:
-
affections 820 Adj.
ineffective:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
absence of influence 175a Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
ineffectual attempt:
-
failure 732 N.
ineffectual:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
inefficacious:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
inefficaciousness:
-
failure 732 N.
inefficacy:
-
failure 732 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
inefficiency:
-
impotence 158 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
inefficient:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
inelastic fluid:
-
fluidity 333 N.
inelastic:
-
softness 324 Adj.
-
inelasticity 326 Adj.
inelasticity:
-
softness 324 N.
-
inelasticity 326 N.
inelegance:
-
inelegance 579 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
inelegant:
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
ineligible:
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
ineluctable:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
inept:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
ineptitude:
-
impotence 158 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
inequality:
-
inequality 28 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
inequation:
-
inequality 28 N.
inequitable:
-
wrong 923 Adj.
ineradicable:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
inerclude:
-
hindrance 706 V.
inerrable:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
inert:
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
inertia:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
inertion:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
inertness:
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
absence of influence 175a N.
-
physical inertness 172 N.
inestimable:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
inevitable:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
-
necessity 601 Adj.
inevitableness:
-
certainty 474 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
inexact:
-
error 495 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
inexactness:
-
error 495 N.
-
obscurity 571 N.
-
neglect 460 N.
inexcitability:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
inexcitable:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
inexcusable:
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
accusation 938 Adj.
inexecution:
-
noncompletion 730 N.
inexhaustible:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
inexistence:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
absence 187 Adj.
-
absence 187 N.
inexistent:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
inexorable necessity:
-
necessity 601 N.
inexorable:
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
revenge 919 Adj.
-
pitilessness 914a Adj.
-
compulsion 744 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
inexpectation:
-
inexpectation 508 N.
inexpedience:
-
inexpedience 647 N.
-
untimeliness 135 N.
inexpediency:
-
inexpedience 647 N.
inexpedient:
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
inexpensive:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
-
worthlessness 812b Adj.
inexperience:
-
ignorance 491 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
inexperienced:
-
greenness 435 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
inexpert:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
inexpiable:
-
vice 945 Adj.
inexplicable:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
inexpressible:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
inexpressibles:
-
clothing 225 N.
inexpression:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
inexpressive:
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
inexpugnable:
-
safety 664 Adj.
inextension:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
immateriality 317 N.
-
inextension 180a N.
inextinguishable desire:
-
desire 865 N.
inextinguishable:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
inextricable:
-
complexity 59a Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
coherence 46 Adj.
infallibility:
-
certainty 474 N.
infallible:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
infallibleness:
-
certainty 474 N.
infamous:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
infamy:
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
vice 945 N.
infancy:
-
youth 127 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
infant school:
-
school 542 N.
infant:
-
infant 129 N.
-
weakness 160 N.
-
fool 501 N.
infanta:
-
master 745 N.
infanticide:
-
killing 361 N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
infantile:
-
infant 129 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
infantine:
-
infant 129 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
infantry:
-
combatant 726 N.
infantryman:
-
combatant 726 N.
infarct:
-
hindrance 706 N.
infarction:
-
closure 261 N.
infare:
-
sociality 892 N.
infatuate:
-
insanity 503 V.
infatuated:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
credulity 486 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
motive 615 Adj.
infatuation:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
credulity 486 N.
infeasible:
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
infect:
-
mixture 41 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
excitation 824 V.
infection:
-
disease 655 N.
-
excitation 824 N.
infectious:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
infecund:
-
unproductiveness 169 Adj.
infecundity:
-
unproductiveness 169 N.
infelicitous:
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
infelicity:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
pain 828 N.
infer:
-
reasoning 476 V.
-
latency, implication 526 V.
inference:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
inferential:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
inferior:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
inferiority in size:
-
contraction 195 N.
inferiority:
-
inequality 28 N.
-
inferiority 34 N.
infernal machine:
-
arms 727 N.
infernal regions:
-
hell 982 N.
infernal:
-
hell 982 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
satan 978 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
inferno:
-
hell 982 N.
infertile:
-
unproductiveness 169 Adj.
infertility:
-
unproductiveness 169 N.
infest:
-
painfulness 830 V.
infestation:
-
disease 655 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
infestivity:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
dullness 843 N.
infibulation:
-
junction 43 N.
infidel:
-
irreligion 989 N.
infidelity:
-
irreligion 989 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
infiltrate:
-
mixture 41 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
ingress 294 V.
-
moisture 339 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
infiltration:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
passage 302 N.
-
water 337 N.
infinite goodness:
-
deity 976 N.
infinite justice:
-
deity 976 N.
infinite mercy:
-
deity 976 N.
infinite power:
-
deity 976 N.
infinite truth:
-
deity 976 N.
infinite wisdom:
-
deity 976 N.
infinite:
-
numeration 85 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
infinity 105 Adj.
infinitely:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
infinity 105 Adv.
infiniteness:
-
infinity 105 N.
infinitesimal calculus:
-
numeration 85 N.
infinitesimal:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
fraction 100a Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
infinitude:
-
infinity 105 N.
infinity:
-
deity 976 N.
-
space 180 N.
-
infinity 105 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
infirm of purpose:
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
infirm:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
infirmary:
-
remedy 662 N.
infirmity of purpose:
-
irresolution 605 N.
infirmity:
-
weakness 160 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
vice 945 N.
infix:
-
teaching 537 V.
inflame:
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
physical energy 171 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
inflammability:
-
calefaction 384 N.
inflammable:
-
calefaction 384 Adj.
-
fuel 388 Adj.
inflammation:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
disease 655 N.
inflate:
-
expansion 194 V.
-
vanity 880 V.
-
money 800 V.
-
wind 349 V.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
inflated:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
inflation:
-
rarity 322 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
ornament 577 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
-
wind 349 N.
inflect:
-
curvature 245 V.
inflection:
-
curvature 245 N.
-
grammar 567 N.
inflexibility:
-
hardness 323 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
straightness 246 N.
inflexible:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
-
inelasticity 326 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
straightness 246 Adj.
inflexion:
-
change 140 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
inflict evil:
-
badness 649 V.
inflict pain:
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
inflict punishment:
-
punishment 972 V.
inflict:
-
severity 739 V.
-
action 680 V.
infliction:
-
adversity 735 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
inflictive:
-
punishment 972 Adj.
inflorescence:
-
production 161 N.
influence:
-
cause 153 N.
-
authority 737 N.
-
motive 615 V.
-
motive 615 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
agency 170 N.
-
change 140 V.
-
influence 175 N.
influential:
-
power 157 Adj.
-
influence 175 Adj.
-
authority 737 Adj.
influenza:
-
disease 655 N.
influx:
-
ingress 294 N.
inform against:
-
accusation 938 V.
-
lawsuit 969 V.
inform of:
-
information 527 V.
inform:
-
information 527 V.
informal language:
-
neologism 563 N.
informal speech:
-
neologism 563 N.
informal:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
informality:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
informant:
-
information 527 N.
information theory:
-
information 527 N.
information:
-
information 527 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
informed of:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
informed:
-
information 527 Adj.
informer:
-
accusation 938 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
messenger 534 N.
informity:
-
amorphism 241 N.
infraction of law:
-
unconformity 83 N.
infraction of the law:
-
illegality 964 N.
infraction of usage:
-
desuetude 614 N.
infraction:
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
infrangible:
-
coherence 46 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
Infrared spectrometer:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
infrared telescope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
infrequency:
-
fewness 103 N.
-
infrequency 137 N.
infrequent:
-
fewness 103 Adj.
-
infrequency 137 Adj.
infrequently:
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
infrigidation:
-
refrigeration 385 N.
infringe a custom:
-
desuetude 614 V.
-
unconformity 83 V.
infringe a habit:
-
unconformity 83 V.
-
desuetude 614 V.
infringe a law:
-
unconformity 83 V.
infringe a usage:
-
unconformity 83 V.
-
desuetude 614 V.
infringe the law:
-
illegality 964 N.
infringe:
-
undueness 925 V.
-
dereliction of duty 927 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
disobedience 742 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
infringement of custom:
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unconformity 83 N.
infringement of law:
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unconformity 83 N.
infringement of usage:
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unconformity 83 N.
infringement:
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transcursion 303 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
disobedience 742 N.
infumate:
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preparation 673 V.
infundibul:
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concavity 252 Adj.
infundibular:
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concavity 252 Adj.
-
opening 260 Adj.
infundibuliform:
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concavity 252 Adj.
infuriate:
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resentment 900 V.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
violence 173 V.
infuscate:
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blackness 431 V.
infuscation:
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blackness 431 N.
infuse courage:
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courage 861 V.
infuse life into:
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excitation 824 V.
infuse new blood into:
-
improvement 658 V.
infuse:
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teaching 537 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
mixture 41 V.
-
transference 270 V.
infused:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
infusible:
-
density 321 Adj.
infusion:
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mixture 41 N.
-
insertion 300 N.
-
liquefaction 335 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
infusoria:
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littleness 193 N.
ingannation:
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deception 545 N.
ingate:
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conduit 350 N.
ingathering:
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assemblage 72 N.
ingeminate:
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duplication 90 Adj.
ingemination:
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duplication 90 N.
ingenerate:
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intrinsicality 5 Adj.
ingenious:
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skill 698 Adj.
ingenite:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
ingenu:
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artlessness 703 Adj.
ingenuity:
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skill 698 N.
ingenuous:
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simplicity 849 Adj.
-
veracity 543 Adj.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
ingenuousness:
-
veracity 543 N.
ingest:
-
reception 296 V.
ingesta:
-
food 298 N.
ingestion:
-
reception 296 N.
ingle side:
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abode 189 N.
ingle:
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fuel 388 N.
inglenook:
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furnace 386 N.
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abode 189 N.
inglorious:
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disrepute 874 Adj.
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improbity 940 Adj.
ingloriousness:
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disrepute 874 N.
ingot:
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money 800 N.
ingraft:
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addition 37 V.
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teaching 537 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
ingrafted:
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extrinsicality 6 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
ingrain:
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interposition 228 V.
-
color 428 V.
ingrained:
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combination 48 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
ingrate:
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ingratitude 917 Adj.
ingratiate oneself:
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love 897 V.
ingratiating:
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courtesy 894 Adj.
ingratitude:
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ingratitude 917 N.
ingredient:
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component 56 N.
ingress:
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ingress 294 N.
-
ingress 294 V.
-
passage 302 N.
ingression:
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ingress 294 N.
ingulf:
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destruction 162 V.
ingurgitate:
-
reception 296 V.
ingurgitation:
-
reception 296 N.
ingustible:
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insipidity 391 Adj.
inhabit:
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inhabitant 188 V.
-
presence 186 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
abode 189 V.
inhabitant:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
inhabited:
-
presence 186 Adj.
inhabiting:
-
presence 186 Adj.
inhalation:
-
reception 296 N.
inhale:
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odor 398 V.
-
reception 296 V.
inharmonious:
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color 428 Adj.
-
discord 414 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
inhere in:
-
component 56 V.
inherence:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
inherent:
-
affections 820 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
inherit:
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property 780 V.
-
possession 777 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
inheritance:
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life 359 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
possession 777 N.
-
property 780 N.
inherited:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
inheritor:
-
possessor 779 N.
inheritress:
-
possessor 779 N.
inheritrix:
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possessor 779 N.
inhesion:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
inhibit:
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hindrance 706 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prohibition 761 V.
inhibition:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
prohibition 761 N.
-
counteraction 179 N.
inhospitable:
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seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
inhospitableness:
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seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
inhospitality:
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seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
inhuman:
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malevolence 907 Adj.
inhumanity:
-
malevolence 907 N.
inhumation:
-
interment 363 N.
inhume:
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interment 363 V.
inimaginable:
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wonder 870 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
improbability 473 Adj.
inimical:
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opposition 708 Adj.
-
enmity 889 Adj.
inimitable:
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goodness 648 Adj.
-
nonimitation 20 Adj.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
iniquitous:
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vice 945 Adj.
-
wrong 923 Adj.
iniquity:
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wrong 923 N.
-
vice 945 N.
inirritability:
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inexcitability 826 N.
initial letter:
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engraving 558 N.
initial:
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beginning 66 Adj.
-
beginning 66 N.
initiate:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
initiated:
-
skill 698 Adj.
initiation:
-
teaching 537 N.
initiative:
-
politics 737b N.
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
beginning 66 N.
initiatory:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
inject:
-
water 337 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
injection:
-
insertion 300 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
injudicial:
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illegality 964 Adj.
injudicious:
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imbecility folly 499 Adj.
injunction:
-
requirement 630 N.
-
prohibition 761 N.
-
advice 695 N.
-
command 741 N.
injure.:
-
malevolence 907 V.
injure:
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badness 649 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
injured:
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blemish 848 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
injurious:
-
wrong 923 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
injury:
-
evil 619 N.
-
badness 649 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
injustice:
-
wrong 923 N.
ink bottle:
-
writing 590 N.
ink horn:
-
writing 590 N.
ink pot:
-
writing 590 N.
ink slinger:
-
book 593 N.
ink stand:
-
writing 590 N.
ink well:
-
writing 590 N.
ink:
-
blackness 431 N.
inkle:
-
connection 45 N.
inkling:
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desire 865 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
inky:
-
blackness 431 V.
inland:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
inlay:
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variegation 440 V.
inlet:
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beginning 66 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
inly:
-
interiority 221 Adv.
inmate:
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inhabitant 188 N.
-
prisoner 754 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
inmost heart:
-
affections 820 N.
inmost nature:
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existence 1 N.
inmost soul:
-
affections 820 N.
inmost thoughts:
-
thought 451 N.
inmost:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
inn:
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abode 189 N.
innate proclivity:
-
necessity 601 N.
innate:
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intrinsicality 5 Adj.
innavigable:
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impossibility 471 Adj.
inner bar:
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lawyer 968 N.
inner coating:
-
lining 224 N.
inner man:
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intellect 450 N.
-
affections 820 N.
inner reality:
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existence 1 N.
inner:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
innermost recesses:
-
interiority 221 N.
innermost:
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interiority 221 Adj.
innings:
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receipt 810 N.
-
land 342 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
innkeeper:
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inhabitant 188 N.
innocence:
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artlessness 703 N.
-
virtue 944 N.
-
innocence 946 N.
innocent as a lamb:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
innocent:
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goodness 648 Adj.
-
good man 948 N.
-
innocence 946 N.
-
innocence 946 Adj.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
-
fool 501 N.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
innocently:
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innocence 946 Adv.
innocuous:
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goodness 648 Adj.
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
-
innocence 946 Adj.
innominate:
-
misnomer 565 Adj.
innovate:
-
change 140 V.
innovation:
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newness 123 N.
-
change 140 N.
-
variation 20a N.
innoxious:
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innocence 946 Adj.
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
innuendo:
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latency, implication 526 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
innumerable:
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infinity 105 Adj.
-
numeration 85 Adj.
innutritious:
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insalubrity 657 Adj.
inobjectionable:
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imperfection 651 Adj.
inobservance:
-
nonobservance 773 N.
inoccupation:
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inaction 681 N.
inoculate:
-
insertion 300 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
motive 615 V.
inoculation:
-
insertion 300 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
inodorous:
-
inodorousness 399 Adj.
inodorousness:
-
inodorousness 399 N.
inoffensive:
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goodness 648 Adj.
-
innocence 946 Adj.
inofficious:
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malevolence 907 Adj.
inoperative:
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inutility 645 Adj.
-
unproductiveness 169 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
inopportune time:
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untimeliness 135 N.
inopportune:
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inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
inopportunely:
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untimeliness 135 Adv.
inordinate:
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greatness 31 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
inordinately:
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greatness 31 Adv.
inorganic matter:
-
inorganization 358 N.
inorganic:
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inorganization 358 Adj.
inorganized:
-
inorganization 358 Adj.
inornate:
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simplicity 849 Adj.
inosculate:
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junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
convolution 248 V.
inosculation:
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convolution 248 N.
-
crossing 219 N.
-
junction 43 N.
inpersuasible:
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obstinacy 606 Adj.
inquest:
-
inquiry 461 N.
inquietude:
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changeableness 149 N.
-
pain 828 N.
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discontent 832 N.
-
fear 860 N.
inquinate:
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deterioration 659 Adj.
inquination:
-
deterioration 659 N.
inquire about:
-
inquiry 461 V.
inquire:
-
inquiry 461 V.
inquirer:
-
curiosity 455 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
inquiring mind:
-
curiosity 455 N.
inquiring:
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
inquiry:
-
learning 539 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
-
inquiry 461 N.
inquisition:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
severity 739 N.
-
tribunal 966 N.
inquisitive:
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
inquisitiveness:
-
curiosity 455 N.
inquisitor:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
severity 739 N.
inquisitorial:
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curiosity 455 Adj.
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
jurisdiction 965 Adj.
inquisitory:
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
inroad:
-
attack 716 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
inrollment:
-
record 551 N.
ins and outs:
-
place 182 N.
insalubrious:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
insalubrity:
-
insalubrity 657 N.
insane:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
insanity:
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insanity 503 N.
-
disease 655 N.
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demon 980 N.
insatiable:
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greed 817a Adj.
insatiate:
-
greed 817a Adj.
inscribe:
-
writing 590 V.
-
repute 873 V.
inscription:
-
record 551 N.
-
writing 590 N.
inscroll:
-
record 551 V.
inscrutable:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
insculpture:
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sculpture 557 N.
insculptured:
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engraving 558 Adj.
insecable:
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junction 43 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
insect cry:
-
ululation 412 N.
insect:
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littleness 193 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
sibilation 409 N.
insecure:
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transientness 111 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
insecurity:
-
danger 665 N.
insensate:
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insanity 503 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
insensibility to the past:
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oblivion 506 N.
insensibility:
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physical insensibility 376 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
insensible of benefits:
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ingratitude 917 Adj.
insensible to the past:
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oblivion 506 Adj.
insensible:
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slowness 275 Adj.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
insensibleness:
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insensibility 823 N.
insensibly:
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insensibility 823 Adv.
inseparability:
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coherence 46 N.
inseparable:
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junction 43 Adj.
-
coherence 46 Adj.
inseparableness:
-
coherence 46 N.
insert itself:
-
insertion 300 V.
insert:
-
insertion 300 V.
-
addition 37 V.
-
ingress 294 V.
-
record 551 V.
inserted:
-
insertion 300 Adj.
insertion:
-
reception 296 N.
-
insertion 300 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
location 184 N.
-
addition 37 N.
inservient:
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inutility 645 Adj.
insessorial:
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height 206 Adj.
inseverable:
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unity 87 Adj.
inside out:
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inversion 218 Adj.
inside:
-
contents 190 N.
-
interiority 221 Adj.
-
interiority 221 N.
insidious:
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improbity 940 Adj.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
insight:
-
knowledge 490 N.
insignia of authority:
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scepter 747 N.
insignia:
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appearance 448 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
trophy 733 N.
insignificance:
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smallness 32 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
insignificant:
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unmeaningness 517 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
insincere:
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affectation 855 Adj.
insincerity:
-
falsehood 544 N.
insinuate itself:
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ingress 294 V.
insinuate oneself:
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love 897 V.
insinuate:
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disapprobation 932 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
information 527 V.
insinuation:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
insertion 300 N.
-
latency, implication 526 N.
-
information 527 N.
insipid:
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indifference 866 Adj.
-
insipidity 391 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
insipidity:
-
insipidity 391 N.
insist on:
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command 741 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
insist upon:
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contention 720 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
conditions 770 V.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
compulsion 744 V.
insist:
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reasoning 476 V.
insobriety:
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drunkenness 959 N.
insolation:
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heat 382 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
insolence:
-
insolence 885 N.
insolent:
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insolence 885 Adj.
insolubility:
-
density 321 N.
insoluble:
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unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
insolvable:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
insolvency:
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nonpayment 808 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
-
debt 806 N.
insolvent:
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nonpayment 808 Adj.
-
nonpayment 808 N.
-
poverty 804 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
insomnia:
-
activity 682 N.
insomnium:
-
activity 682 N.
insouciance:
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indifference 866 N.
-
incuriosity 456 N.
-
inattention 458 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
insouciant:
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indifference 866 Adj.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
inspan:
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departure 293 V.
inspect:
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vision 441 V.
-
attention 457 V.
inspecting officer:
-
judgment 480 N.
inspector:
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director 694 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
inspiration:
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deity 976 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
impulse 612 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
excitation 824 N.
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
piety 987 N.
inspire awe:
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fear 860 V.
-
respect 928 V.
inspire courage:
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courage 861 V.
inspire despair:
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hopelessness 859 V.
inspire fear:
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fear 860 V.
inspire hope:
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hope 858 V.
inspire respect:
-
respect 928 V.
inspire with vanity:
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vanity 880 V.
inspire:
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cheerfulness 836 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
piety 987 V.
inspired penmen:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
inspired writings:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
inspired:
-
motive 615 Adj.
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985
-
piety 987 Adj.
inspiring fear:
-
fear 860 Adj.
inspirit:
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cheerfulness 836 V.
-
courage 861 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
relief 834 V.
inspiriting:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
hope 858 Adj.
inspissate:
-
density 321 V.
-
semiliquidity 352 V.
inspissation:
-
density 321 N.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
instability:
-
danger 665 N.
-
changeableness 149 N.
install:
-
location 184 V.
-
commission 755 V.
-
celebration 883 V.
installation:
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commission 755 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
-
location 184 N.
-
government 737a N.
installment:
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part 51 N.
-
payment 807 N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
instance:
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conformity 82 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
request 765 N.
-
expectance 871 N.
instant photo:
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painting 556 N.
instant:
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importance 642 Adj.
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
the present time 118 Adj.
-
instantaneity 113 N.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
instantaneity:
-
instantaneity 113 N.
instantaneous:
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transientness 111 Adj.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
instantaneously:
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instantaneity 113 Adv.
-
velocity 274 Adv.
instantaneousness:
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instantaneity 113 N.
instanter:
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instantaneity 113 Adv.
instauration:
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restoration 660 N.
instead:
-
substitution 147 Adv.
instigate:
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motive 615 V.
instigation:
-
motive 615 N.
instigator:
-
motive 615 N.
instill:
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mixture 41 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
instinct with:
-
motive 615 Adj.
-
possession 777 Adj.
instinct:
-
intellect 450 N.
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
instinctive reaction:
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
instinctive:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
impulse 612 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
necessity 601 Adj.
instinctively:
-
absence of Intellect 450a Adv.
institute a comparison:
-
comparison 464 V.
institute an inquiry:
-
inquiry 461 V.
institute one's:
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undertaking 676 V.
institute:
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production 161 V.
-
school 542 N.
-
cause 153 V.
-
party 712 N.
institution:
-
school 542 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
legality 963 N.
-
churchdom 995 N.
institutor:
-
teacher 540 N.
instruct:
-
information 527 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
advice 695 V.
-
command 741 V.
instructed:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
instruction:
-
information 527 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
advice 695 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
instructional:
-
teaching 537 Adj.
instructions:
-
command 741 N.
instructive:
-
teaching 537 Adj.
instructor:
-
teacher 540 N.
instrument:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
instrumental music:
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music 415 N.
instrumental:
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instrumentality 631 Adj.
-
means 632 Adj.
-
instrument 633 Adj.
-
music 415 Adj.
instrumentalist:
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musician 416 N.
instrumentality:
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agency 170 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
insuavity:
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discourtesy 895 N.
insubordinate:
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disobedience 742 Adj.
insubordination:
-
laxity 738 N.
-
disobedience 742 N.
insubstantial pageant:
-
ostentation 882 N.
insubstantial:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
insubstantiality:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
insufferable:
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painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dislike 867 Adj.
insufficiency:
-
nonpayment 808 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
insufficient:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
insufficiently:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
insufficiency 640 Adv.
insufflation:
-
wind 349 N.
insular:
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unity 87 Adj.
-
island 346 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
insularity:
-
disjunction 44 N.
insulate:
-
disjunction 44 V.
insulation:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
insulse:
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imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
insult:
-
resentment 900 V.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
insulting:
-
hate 898 Adj.
-
disrespect 929 Adj.
insuperable:
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 N.
insupportable:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
insuppressible:
-
violence 173 Adj.
insurance:
-
promise 768 N.
insure:
-
security 771 V.
-
certainty 474 V.
insurgent:
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disobedience 742 Adj.
-
disobedience 742 N.
insurmountable:
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
insurrection:
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
resistance 719 N.
insusceptible of change:
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stability 150 Adj.
insusceptible:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
int he wind:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
int he womb of time:
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destiny 152 Adj.
intact:
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whole 50 Adj.
-
permanence 141 Adj.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
-
preservation 670 Adj.
intaglio:
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prototype 22 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
sculpture 557 N.
intangible:
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littleness 193 Adj.
-
numbness 381 Adj.
integer:
-
whole 50 N.
-
number 84 N.
integral calculus:
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numeration 85 N.
integral part:
-
component 56 N.
integral:
-
whole 50 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
-
number 84 N.
integrant part:
-
component 56 N.
integrate:
-
whole 50 V.
integration:
-
whole 50 N.
-
completeness 52 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
integrity:
-
whole 50 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
virtue 944 N.
integument:
-
layer 204 N.
-
covering 223 N.
intellect:
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intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
intellection:
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thought 451 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
intellectual faculties:
-
intellect 450 N.
intellectual powers:
-
intellect 450 N.
intellectual:
-
intellect 450 Adj.
-
curiosity 455 N.
-
sage 500 N.
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vigor 574 N.
intellectuality:
-
intellect 450 N.
intelligence:
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skill 698 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
intelligencer:
-
information 527 N.
intelligent:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
intelligibility:
-
intelligibility 518 N.
intelligible:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
meaning 516 Adj.
intemperance:
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intemperance 954 N.
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drunkenness 959 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
intemperate:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
intempestivity:
-
anachronism 115 N.
-
untimeliness 135 N.
intend:
-
intention 620 V.
intendant:
-
director 694 N.
intended:
-
intention 620 Adj.
-
will 600 Adj.
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
intending:
-
intention 620 Adj.
intense application:
-
attention 457 N.
intense attention:
-
attention 457 N.
intense study:
-
attention 457 N.
intense thought:
-
attention 457 N.
intense:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
intensely:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
intensify:
-
increase 35 V.
-
physical energy 171 V.
intensity:
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
degree 26 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
intent on:
-
attention 457 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
intent upon:
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
intent:
-
intention 620 N.
-
activity 682 Adj.
intention:
-
intention 620 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
will 600 N.
-
predetermination 611 N.
intentional:
-
intention 620 Adj.
intentionality:
-
intention 620 N.
intentionally:
-
predetermination 611 Adv.
-
intention 620 Adv.
intentiveness:
-
attention 457 N.
intentness:
-
attention 457 N.
-
activity 682 N.
inter nos:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
inter pocula:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
inter:
-
interment 363 V.
interaction:
-
agency 170 N.
intercalary:
-
interposition 228 Adj.
intercalate:
-
interposition 228 V.
intercalation:
-
interposition 228 N.
intercede for:
-
deprecation 766 V.
intercede:
-
mediation 724 V.
intercept:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
taking 789 V.
interception:
-
hindrance 706 N.
intercession:
-
deprecation 766 N.
-
deity 976 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
-
worship 990 N.
intercessor:
-
concord 714 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
intercessory:
-
deprecation 766 Adj.
interchange cards:
-
sociality 892 V.
interchange visits:
-
sociality 892 V.
interchange:
-
correlation 12 N.
-
barter 794 N.
-
barter 794 V.
-
interchange 148 V.
-
interchange 148 N.
-
correlation 12 V.
-
derangement 61 N.
interchangeability:
-
interchange 148 N.
interchangeable:
-
correlation 12 Adj.
-
interchange 148 Adj.
-
barter 794 Adj.
interchangeableness:
-
interchange 148 N.
interchanged:
-
interchange 148 Adj.
intercipient:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
interclusion:
-
hindrance 706 N.
intercom:
-
hearing 418 N.
intercommunication:
-
information 527 N.
intercommunity:
-
sociality 892 N.
intercourse:
-
friendship 888 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
intercurrence:
-
interposition 228 N.
-
passage 302 N.
intercurrent:
-
interposition 228 Adj.
-
passage 302 Adj.
-
interchange 148 Adj.
interdependence:
-
correlation 12 N.
interdependent:
-
correlation 12 Adj.
interdict:
-
prohibition 761 N.
-
prohibition 761 V.
interdiction:
-
prohibition 761 N.
interdigitate:
-
interposition 228 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
interdigitation:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
interest rate:
-
money 800 N.
interest:
-
importance 642 N.
-
amusement 840 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
debt 806 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
aid 707 N.
-
good 618 N.
-
curiosity 455 N.
-
influence 175 N.
-
relation 9 V.
-
relation 9 N.
-
property 780 N.
interested:
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
interesting:
-
love 897 Adj.
-
attention 457 Adj.
interfere with:
-
counteraction 179 V.
interfere:
-
disagreement 24 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
mediation 724 V.
interference:
-
mediation 724 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
counteraction 179 N.
interferometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
-
optical instruments 445 N.
interim:
-
interval 198 N.
-
time 106 N.
-
synchronism 120 N.
interior:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
-
interiority 221 N.
-
government 737a N.
interiority:
-
interiority 221 N.
interjacence:
-
interposition 228 N.
interjacent:
-
interposition 228 Adj.
interject:
-
interposition 228 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
interjection:
-
interposition 228 N.
-
reception 296 N.
interlace:
-
junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
interlard:
-
mixture 41 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
interlarding:
-
mixture 41 N.
interleave:
-
interposition 228 V.
interline:
-
interposition 228 V.
-
writing 590 V.
interlineation:
-
interposition 228 N.
interlink:
-
crossing 219 V.
-
junction 43 V.
interlocation:
-
interposition 228 N.
interlocution:
-
conversation 588 N.
interlocutor:
-
speech 582 N.
-
conversation 588 N.
interlocutory:
-
conversation 588 Adj.
interloper:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
extraneousness 57 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
interlude:
-
drama 599 N.
-
time 106 N.
intermarriage:
-
marriage 903 N.
intermeddle:
-
activity 682 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
intermeddler:
-
activity 682 N.
intermeddling:
-
mediation 724 N.
-
activity 682 N.
intermediary:
-
interposition 228 Adj.
-
interposition 228 N.
intermediate time:
-
time 106 N.
intermediate:
-
mean 29 Adj.
-
middle 68 Adj.
-
middle 68 N.
-
interposition 228 Adj.
-
instrumentality 631 Adj.
intermedium:
-
connection 45 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
interment:
-
insertion 300 N.
-
interment 363 N.
intermigration:
-
journey 266 N.
interminability:
-
perpetuity 112 N.
interminable:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
-
length 200 Adj.
-
infinity 105 Adj.
intermingle:
-
mixture 41 V.
intermission:
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
time 106 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
intermit:
-
discontinuity 70 V.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
intermittence:
-
time 106 N.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
intermittent:
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
intermitting:
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
intermix:
-
mixture 41 V.
intermixture:
-
mixture 41 N.
intermutation:
-
interchange 148 N.
intern:
-
interiority 221 V.
-
learner 541 N.
internal evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
internal:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
internally:
-
interiority 221 Adv.
international law:
-
legality 963 N.
international:
-
correlation 12 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
internecine war:
-
warfare 722 N.
internecine:
-
killing 361 Adj.
-
warfare 722 Adj.
internist:
-
remedy 662 N.
internuncio:
-
messenger 534 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
interpel:
-
cessation 142 V.
interpellation:
-
allocution 586 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
request 765 N.
interpenetrate:
-
interposition 228 V.
-
ingress 294 V.
interpenetration:
-
interposition 228 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
passage 302 N.
interpolate:
-
interposition 228 V.
interpolation:
-
interposition 228 N.
-
mixture 41 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
interpose:
-
discontinuity 70 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
mediation 724 V.
interposit:
-
mart 799 N.
interposition:
-
addition 37 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
interpret:
-
interpretation 522 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
interpretation:
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
identification 465b N.
interpreter:
-
oracle 513 N.
-
interpreter 524 N.
interregnum:
-
interval 198 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
-
transientness 111 N.
-
time 106 N.
interrelated:
-
correlation 12 Adj.
interrelation:
-
correlation 12 N.
interrogate:
-
inquiry 461 V.
interrogation:
-
inquiry 461 N.
interrogative:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
interrogatory:
-
inquiry 461 N.
interrupt:
-
discontinuity 70 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
interrupted:
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
interruption:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
derangement 61 N.
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
-
interval 198 N.
intersect at 90 degrees:
-
perpendicularity 216a V.
intersect at right angles:
-
perpendicularity 216a V.
intersect:
-
obliquity 217 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
intersection:
-
crossing 219 N.
interspace:
-
interval 198 N.
-
interiority 221 N.
intersperse:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
interspersion:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
interstice:
-
interval 198 N.
interstitial:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
-
interposition 228 Adj.
intertexture:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
texture 329 N.
intertwine:
-
mixture 41 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
intertwist:
-
junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
interval:
-
interval 198 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
time 106 N.
intervene:
-
discontinuity 70 V.
-
time 106 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
instrumentality 631 V.
-
mediation 724 V.
intervenience:
-
interposition 228 N.
intervenient:
-
interposition 228 Adj.
intervening:
-
interposition 228 Adj.
-
instrumentality 631 Adj.
intervention:
-
time 106 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
intervert:
-
change 140 V.
-
deviation 279 V.
interview:
-
conversation 588 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
interviewer:
-
recorder 553 N.
intervolved:
-
junction 43 Adj.
interweave:
-
mixture 41 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
interworking:
-
agency 170 N.
intestate:
-
obliteration 552 Adj.
intestinal fortitude:
-
courage 861 N.
intestinal:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
intestine:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
intestines:
-
interiority 221 N.
inthral:
-
restraint 751 V.
inthrall:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
intimacy:
-
friendship 888 N.
intimate friendship:
-
friendship 888 N.
intimate:
-
nearness 197 Adj.
-
information 527 V.
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
friend 890 N.
intimately related:
-
consanguinity 11 Adj.
intimately:
-
junction 43 Adv.
intimation:
-
supposition 514 N.
-
information 527 N.
intimidate:
-
fear 860 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
-
threat 909 V.
intimidation:
-
fear 860 N.
-
threat 909 N.
into a ferment:
-
resentment 900 V.
into home:
-
physical energy 171 V.
into the bargain:
-
addition 37 Adv.
into the eternal secret:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
into the supreme mystery:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
intolerable:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
intolerance:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
intolerant:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
intonation:
-
sound 402 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
voice 580 N.
intone:
-
worship 990 V.
-
musician 416 V.
intort:
-
convolution 248 V.
intoxicate:
-
excitation 824 V.
intoxicated:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
intoxication:
-
excitation 824 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
intractable:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
intrados:
-
interiority 221 N.
intramural:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
intransient:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
intransitive:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
intransmutable:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
intrap:
-
deception 545 V.
intraregarding:
-
interiority 221 Adj.
intravenous infusion:
-
remedy 662 N.
intrench on:
-
transcursion 303 V.
intrench:
-
safety 664 V.
-
defense 717 V.
intrenchment:
-
defense 717 N.
intrepid:
-
courage 861 Adj.
intrepidity:
-
courage 861 N.
intricacy:
-
complexity 59a N.
-
secret 533 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
intricate:
-
complexity 59a Adj.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
intrication:
-
complexity 59a N.
intrigant:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
plan 626 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
intrigue:
-
impurity 961 N.
-
impurity 961 V.
-
cunning 702 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
activity 682 N.
-
plan 626 V.
-
plan 626 N.
intriguer:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
activity 682 N.
intriguing:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
intrinsic evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
intrinsic habit:
-
habit 613 N.
intrinsic truth:
-
truth 494 N.
intrinsic value:
-
value 812a N.
intrinsic:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
intrinsical:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
intrinsicality:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
intrinsically:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adv.
introception:
-
reception 296 N.
introduce new blood:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
change 140 V.
introduce new conditions:
-
qualification 469 V.
introduce order into:
-
arrangement 60 V.
introduce to:
-
friendship 888 V.
introduce:
-
precession 280 V.
-
reception 296 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
precedence 62 V.
-
addition 37 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
introduction:
-
drama 599 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
friendship 888 N.
-
insertion 300 N.
-
reception 296 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
introductory:
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
precursor 64 Adj.
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
priority 116 Adj.
introgression:
-
ingress 294 N.
introit:
-
reception 296 N.
-
rite 998 N.
intromission:
-
reception 296 N.
intromit:
-
reception 296 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
introspection:
-
vision 441 N.
-
attention 457 N.
introspective:
-
thought 451 Adj.
introversion:
-
inversion 218 N.
introvert:
-
inversion 218 V.
intrude:
-
irrelation 10 V.
-
disagreement 24 V.
-
untimeliness 135 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
ingress 294 V.
intruder:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
intrusion:
-
untimeliness 135 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
irrelation 10 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
intrusive:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
-
interposition 228 Adj.
intrust:
-
giving 784 V.
-
lending 787 V.
-
permission 760 V.
-
commission 755 V.
-
credit 805 V.
intuition:
-
intellect 450 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
intuitive:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
intuitively:
-
intuition 477 Adv.
intumescence:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
intwine:
-
convolution 248 V.
-
junction 43 V.
inunction:
-
covering 223 N.
inundate:
-
water 337 V.
-
river 348 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
inundation:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
river 348 N.
inunderstanding:
-
incogitancy 452 N.
inurbanity:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
inure:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
habit 613 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
insensibility 823 V.
inured:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
inurement:
-
preparation 673 N.
inurn:
-
interment 363 V.
inusitation:
-
desuetude 614 N.
inutile:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
inutility:
-
inutility 645 N.
-
inexpedience 647 N.
invade:
-
ingress 294 V.
-
attack 716 V.
invader:
-
attack 716 N.
invagination:
-
organization 357 N.
invalid:
-
disease 655 N.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
invalidate:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
-
undueness 925 V.
invalidation:
-
disease 655 N.
-
confutation 479 N.
-
weakness 160 N.
invalided:
-
disease 655 Adj.
invalidity of title:
-
undueness 925 N.
invalidity:
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impotence 158 N.
invaluable:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
invariable:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
uniformity 16 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
invariably:
-
uniformity 16 Adv.
-
conformity 82 Adv.
-
frequency 136 Adv.
invasion:
-
ingress 294 N.
-
attack 716 N.
invective:
-
detraction 934 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
malediction 908 N.
inveigh against:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
inveigle:
-
deception 545 V.
-
motive 615 V.
invent:
-
imagination 515 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
plan 626 V.
invented:
-
untruth 546 Adj.
invention:
-
skill 698 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
-
nonimitation 20 N.
-
thought 451 N.
inventive:
-
nonimitation 20 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
inventor:
-
producer 164 N.
inventory:
-
list 86 N.
inverse:
-
inversion 218 Adj.
-
contraposition 237 Adj.
-
contraposition 237 N.
inversely:
-
inversion 218 Adv.
inversion:
-
ornament 577 N.
-
contraposition 237 N.
-
inversion 218 N.
-
reversion 145 N.
-
change 140 N.
-
contrariety 14 N.
-
derangement 61 N.
invert:
-
inversion 218 V.
-
contrariety 14 V.
inverted file:
-
list 86 N.
inverted:
-
inversion 218 Adj.
invest in:
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purchase 795 V.
-
location 184 V.
invest money:
-
economy 817 V.
invest with:
-
attribution 155 V.
invest:
-
lending 787 V.
-
stock market 799a V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
commission 755 V.
-
attack 716 V.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
power 157 V.
-
expenditure 809 V.
invested:
-
clothing 225 Adj.
investigate:
-
judgment 480 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
investigation:
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
investigator:
-
inquiry 461 N.
investiture:
-
commission 755 N.
-
giving 784 N.
investment:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
attack 716 N.
-
giving 784 N.
-
lending 787 N.
-
stock market 799a N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
investor:
-
drama 599 N.
-
stock market 799a N.
inveterate belief:
-
belief 484 N.
inveterate habit:
-
habit 613 N.
inveterate opinion:
-
belief 484 N.
inveterate:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
invidious:
-
envy 921 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
hate 898 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
invigorate:
-
relief 834 V.
-
strength 159 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
invigorating:
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
invigoration:
-
strength 159 N.
invincible:
-
strength 159 Adj.
inviolable:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
inviolate:
-
permanence 141 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
invious:
-
closure 261 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
invisibility:
-
invisibility 447 N.
-
latency, implication 526 N.
invisible helpers:
-
angel 977 N.
invisible:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
invisibleness:
-
invisibility 447 N.
invitation:
-
offer 763 N.
-
request 765 N.
invite the attention:
-
attention 457 V.
invite the mind:
-
attention 457 V.
invite the thoughts:
-
attention 457 V.
invite:
-
motive 615 V.
-
request 765 V.
-
offer 763 V.
inviting:
-
motive 615 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
invitingness:
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
invocation of saints:
-
rite 998 N.
invocation:
-
request 765 N.
-
allocution 586 N.
-
worship 990 N.
invoice:
-
list 86 N.
invoke:
-
allocution 586 V.
-
request 765 V.
-
worship 990 V.
involuntariness:
-
necessity 601 N.
involuntary exile:
-
punishment 972 N.
involuntary servitude:
-
subjection 749 N.
involuntary:
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
involution:
-
complexity 59a N.
-
numeration 85 N.
-
convolution 248 N.
-
obscurity 571 N.
involve:
-
composition 54 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
-
meaning 516 V.
-
latency, implication 526 V.
involved in debt:
-
debt 806 Adj.
involved:
-
obscurity 571 Adj.
-
poverty 804 Adj.
-
secret 533 Adj.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
complexity 59a Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
involvement:
-
derangement 61 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
invulnerability:
-
safety 664 N.
invulnerable:
-
safety 664 Adj.
invulnerableness:
-
safety 664 N.
inward monitor:
-
duty 926 N.
inward:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
interiority 221 Adj.
inwards:
-
interiority 221 Adv.
inweave:
-
crossing 219 V.
inwrap:
-
clothing 225 V.
inwrought:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
interiority 221 Adj.
io paean:
-
celebration 883 Int.
io triumphe!:
-
celebration 883 Int.
-
rejoicing 838 Int.
ion every one's mouth:
-
repute 873 Adj.
ion-exchange resin:
-
resin 356a N.
Ionic:
-
poetry 597 Adj.
iota:
-
smallness 32 N.
ipecac:
-
remedy 662 N.
ipecacuanha:
-
remedy 662 N.
ipso facto:
-
existence 1 Adv.
irascibility:
-
irascibility 901 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
-
resentment 900 N.
irascible:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
irascibleness:
-
irascibility 901 N.
irate:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
ire:
-
resentment 900 N.
ireful:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
iridescence:
-
variegation 440 N.
iridescent:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
Iris:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
-
vision 441 N.
-
messenger 534 N.
irisated:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
Irish jig:
-
amusement 840 N.
Irish wake:
-
amusement 840 N.
Irish:
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
Irishism:
-
absurdity 497 N.
Irishman:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
irk:
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
irksome:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
iron age:
-
adversity 735 N.
-
pain 828 N.
Iron Cross:
-
trophy 733 N.
iron grip:
-
strength 159 N.
-
retention 781 N.
iron hand:
-
severity 739 N.
iron heel:
-
severity 739 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
iron lung:
-
life 359 N.
-
airpipe 351 N.
iron maiden:
-
scourge 975 N.
iron mold:
-
redness 434 N.
iron necessity:
-
necessity 601 N.
iron rule:
-
severity 739 N.
iron sway:
-
authority 737 N.
-
severity 739 N.
iron will:
-
resolution 604 N.
iron:
-
hardness 323 N.
-
smoothness 255 V.
-
strength 159 N.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
ironbound coast:
-
land 342 N.
-
pitfall 667 N.
ironclad:
-
defense 717 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
covering 223 Adj.
iron-gray:
-
gray 432 Adj.
iron-handed:
-
severity 739 Adj.
iron-hearted:
-
courage 861 Adj.
ironic:
-
ridicule 856 Adj.
ironical:
-
ridicule 856 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
untruth 546 Adj.
-
metaphor 521 Adj.
iron-plated:
-
defense 717 Adj.
irons in the fire:
-
business 625 N.
irons:
-
prison 752 N.
irony:
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
ridicule 856 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
Irota:
-
tribunal 966 N.
irradiate:
-
light 420 V.
irradiation:
-
light 420 N.
irrational number:
-
number 84 N.
irrational:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
irrationality:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
irreclaimable:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
irreconcilable:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
enmity 889 Adj.
irreconcilableness:
-
irrelation 10 N.
irrecoverable:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
irredeemable:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
irreducible:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
complexity 59a Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
irrefragable:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
irrefutable:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
irregular:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adj.
-
nonuniformity 16a Adj.
irregularity:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 N.
-
distortion 243 N.
-
nonuniformity 16a N.
irregularly:
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 Adv.
-
disorder 59 Adv.
irrelation:
-
irrelation 10 N.
irrelative:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
irrelevancy:
-
irrelation 10 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
absence of influence 175a N.
irrelevant:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
absence of influence 175a Adj.
irreligion:
-
irreligion 989 N.
irreligious:
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
-
impiety 988 Adj.
irreligiously:
-
irreligion 989 Adv.
irremediable:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
irremissible:
-
vice 945 Adj.
irremovable:
-
stability 150 Adj.
irreparable:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
irrepentance:
-
impenitence 951 N.
irreprehensible:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
irrepressible:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
irreproachable:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
irreprovable:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
irresilient:
-
inelasticity 326 Adj.
irresistible:
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compulsion 744 Adj.
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
irresoluble:
-
stability 150 Adj.
irresolute:
-
tergiversation 607 Adj.
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
irresolutely:
-
irresolution 605 Adv.
irresolution:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
irresolution 605 N.
irresolvable:
-
unity 87 Adj.
irresolved:
-
irresolution 605 Adv.
irresolvedly:
-
irresolution 605 Adv.
irrespective:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
irrespectively:
-
irrelation 10 Adv.
irresponsibility:
-
exemption 927a N.
irresponsible:
-
illegality 964 Adj.
-
exemption 927a Adj.
irretrievable:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
loss 776 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
irrevealable:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
irreverence:
-
impiety 988 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
irreverent:
-
impiety 988 Adj.
-
disrespect 929 Adj.
irreversible:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
irrevocable:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
irrigate:
-
river 348 V.
-
water 337 V.
irrigation:
-
water 337 N.
-
river 348 N.
irriguous:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
irrision:
-
ridicule 856 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
irritability:
-
irascibility 901 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
irritable:
-
irascibility 901 N.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
irritate:
-
violence 173 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
hate 898 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
irritating:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
hate 898 Adj.
irritation:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
excitation 824 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
irruption:
-
attack 716 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
Irvingite:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
is to be:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
ischiagra:
-
physical pain 378 N.
isinglass:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
Isis:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
Islam:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Islamism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
island:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
island 346 N.
islander:
-
island 346 N.
-
inhabitant 188 N.
isle:
-
island 346 N.
islet:
-
island 346 N.
isobar:
-
air 338 N.
isobath:
-
equality 27 Adj.
isobathic:
-
equality 27 Adj.
isocheimal:
-
cold 383 Adj.
isocheimenal:
-
cold 383 Adj.
isocheimic:
-
cold 383 Adj.
isochronal:
-
equality 27 Adj.
isochronism:
-
synchronism 120 N.
isochronous isoperimetric:
-
equality 27 Adj.
isochronous:
-
synchronism 120 Adj.
isogamy:
-
similarity 17 N.
-
organization 357 N.
isolate:
-
unity 87 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
isolated:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
isolation:
-
prison 752 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
unity 87 N.
isomorphism:
-
form 240 N.
isomorphous:
-
form 240 Adj.
isoperimetrical:
-
equality 27 Adj.
isotheral:
-
heat 382 Adj.
isothermal:
-
heat 382 Adj.
isothermic:
-
heat 382 Adj.
isotonic:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
issue a command:
-
command 741 V.
issue a decree:
-
command 741 V.
issue a requisition:
-
command 741 V.
issue an order:
-
command 741 V.
issue from:
-
effect 154 V.
issue:
-
book 593 N.
-
money 800 V.
-
politics 737b N.
-
completion 729 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
publication 531 V.
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
wind 349 V.
-
egress 295 V.
-
departure 293 V.
-
posterity 167 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
focus 74 N.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
river 348 V.
issueless:
-
unproductiveness 169 Adj.
isthmus:
-
connection 45 N.
-
land 342 N.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
it beats the Dutch:
-
inexpectation 508 Phr.
it cannot be helped:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
-
insensibility 823 Phr.
-
content 831 Int.
it cannot be spared:
-
requirement 630 Phr.
it can't be helped:
-
submission 725 Phr.
it comes to this:
-
conciseness 572 Adv.
it does not follow:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
it does not hold water:
-
confutation 479 Phr.
it does not signify:
-
unimportance 643 Phr.
it follows that:
-
effect 154 Adv.
it is all one to:
-
insensibility 823 Phr.
it is all over:
-
completion 729 Phr.
it is all the same to:
-
insensibility 823 Phr.
it is of no consequence:
-
unimportance 643 Phr.
-
insensibility 823 Phr.
it is of no importance:
-
unimportance 643 Phr.
it is said:
-
news 532 Adv.
it is too bad!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
it is written:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
it lies in a nutshell:
-
compendium 596 Phr.
it matters not:
-
unimportance 643 Phr.
it must be so:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
it must be:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
it must follow:
-
demonstration 478 Phr.
it must go no further:
-
concealment 528 Phr.
it needs to be:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
it will be:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
it will do:
-
content 831 Int.
it will go no further:
-
concealment 528 Phr.
it will have its way:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
it will never do!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
it will never do:
-
discontent 832 Phr.
-
inexpedience 647 Phr.
it will not do:
-
wrong 923 Phr.
it won't do:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
italics:
-
indication 550 N.
-
printing 591 N.
itch after:
-
desire 865 V.
itch:
-
disease 655 N.
-
sensations of touch 380 V.
-
desire 865 N.
itching palm:
-
desire 865 N.
itching:
-
sensations of touch 380 Adj.
-
sensations of touch 380 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
desire 865 N.
item:
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
adjunct 39 N.
-
addition 37 Adv.
itemization:
-
list 86 N.
itemize:
-
list 86 V.
-
description 594 V.
items:
-
speciality 79 N.
iterate:
-
repetition 104 V.
iteration:
-
duplication 90 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
-
perseverance 604a N.
iterative:
-
repetition 104 Adj.
itinerant:
-
journey 266 Adj.
-
traveler 268 N.
itinerary:
-
journey 266 N.
-
information 527 N.
its days are numbered:
-
hopelessness 859 Phr.
it's Greek to me:
-
unintelligibility 519 Phr.
itself:
-
speciality 79 N.
I've got it!:
-
discovery 480a Int.
ivory black:
-
blackness 431 N.
ivory:
-
whiteness 430 N.
Ixion:
-
rotation 312 N.
J
J.P.:
-
judge 967 N.
jab:
-
impulse 276 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
jabber:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
stammering 583 V.
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
loquacity 584 V.
jacal:
-
abode 189 N.
jacent:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
jacinth:
-
jewelry 847a N.
jack a dandy:
-
humorist 844 N.
Jack at a pinch:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
jack boot:
-
clothing 225 N.
Jack Cade:
-
disobedience 742 N.
Jack in office:
-
director 694 N.
jack in the green:
-
humorist 844 N.
Jack Ketch:
-
scourge 975 N.
Jack of all trades:
-
proficient 700 N.
jack off:
-
sexuality 374a V.
Jack o'lantern:
-
luminary 423 N.
Jack Pudding:
-
drama 599 N.
Jack Sheppard:
-
thief 792 N.
jack tar:
-
mariner 269 N.
jack:
-
rotation 312 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
jackal:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
provision 637 N.
jackanapes:
-
blusterer 887 N.
jackass:
-
carrier 271 N.
jack-in-office:
-
blusterer 887 N.
jackpot:
-
amusement 840 N.
jack-pudding:
-
humorist 844 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
jacks:
-
amusement 840 N.
Jackson:
-
money 800 N.
jackstones:
-
amusement 840 N.
Jacobin:
-
opponent 710 N.
Jacquerie:
-
resistance 719 N.
-
attack 716 N.
jactancy:
-
boasting 884 N.
jactitation:
-
agitation 315 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
jaculate:
-
propulsion 284 V.
jade:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
carrier 271 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
jag:
-
contents 190 N.
-
notch 257 N.
-
notch 257 V.
jagged:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
jaguar:
-
evil 913 N.
jahannan:
-
hell 982 N.
Jahweh:
-
deity 976 N.
jail bird:
-
prisoner 754 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
jail:
-
prison 752 N.
jailer:
-
keeper 753 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
jakes:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
jaldi!:
-
activity 682 Int.
jalopy:
-
vehicle 272 N.
jalousie:
-
airpipe 351 N.
jam in:
-
interposition 228 V.
jam:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
pulpiness 354 N.
-
junction 43 V.
-
sweetness 396 N.
Jamaica pepper:
-
condiment 393 N.
jamb:
-
support 215 N.
jamboree:
-
amusement 840 N.
jammed in:
-
restraint 751 Adj.
jammed:
-
stability 150 Adj.
jangle:
-
stridor 410 V.
-
discord 713 V.
-
discord 713 N.
janissary:
-
combatant 726 N.
janitor:
-
stopper 263 N.
Jansenism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
janty:
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fashion 852 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
January:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
Janus faced:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
Janus:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
tergiversation 607 N.
jao!:
-
ejection 297 Int.
japan:
-
ornament 847 V.
-
covering 223 V.
-
resin 356a N.
japanning:
-
ornament 847 N.
jape:
-
wit 842 N.
-
wit 842 V.
jar upon the ear:
-
stridor 410 V.
jar upon the feelings:
-
painfulness 830 V.
jar:
-
agitation 315 N.
-
discord 713 V.
-
discord 713 N.
-
stridor 410 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
disagreement 24 V.
-
discord 414 V.
jardiniere:
-
receptacle 191 N.
jargon:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
neologism 563 N.
jarring:
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
discord 414 Adj.
-
discord 713 N.
jasper:
-
jewelry 847a N.
jaundice:
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yellowness 436 N.
jaundiced eye:
-
jealousy 920 N.
jaundiced:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
-
jealousy 920 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
jaunt:
-
journey 266 N.
jaunting car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
jaunty:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
javelin:
-
arms 727 N.
jaw fallen:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
jaw:
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
loquacity 584 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
jaws of death:
-
death 360 N.
jaws:
-
edge 231 N.
-
food 298 N.
jay:
-
dupe 547 N.
-
loquacity 584 N.
jealous of honor:
-
probity 939 Adj.
jealous:
-
jealousy 920 Adj.
jealousness:
-
jealousy 920 N.
jealousy:
-
jealousy 920 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
jeans:
-
clothing 225 N.
jeep:
-
vehicle 272 N.
jeer:
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
disrespect 929 V.
Jehovah:
-
deity 976 N.
Jehu:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
director 694 N.
jejune:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
jelly:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
jemidar:
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master 745 N.
Jemmy Jessamy:
-
fop 854 N.
jemmy:
-
instrument 633 N.
jennet:
-
carrier 271 N.
jenny:
-
instrument 633 N.
jeopard:
-
danger 665 V.
jeopardize:
-
danger 665 V.
jeopardy:
-
danger 665 N.
jerboa:
-
leap 309 N.
jereed:
-
arms 727 N.
jeremiad:
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
jeremiade:
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
Jeremy Diddler:
-
thief 792 N.
jerid:
-
arms 727 N.
jerk off:
-
sexuality 374a V.
jerk:
-
agitation 315 N.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
traction 285 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
revolution 146 N.
-
ignoramus 493 N.
jerkin:
-
clothing 225 N.
jerry building:
-
deception 545 N.
Jerry Sneak:
-
cowardice 862 N.
-
knave 941 N.
jersey:
-
clothing 225 N.
jest book:
-
wit 842 N.
jest:
-
laughingstock 857 N.
-
wit 842 V.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
wit 842 N.
jester:
-
humorist 844 N.
jestingstock:
-
laughingstock 857 N.
Jesuit:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
jesuitical:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
jesuitism:
-
falsehood 544 N.
jesuitry:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
Jesus:
-
deity 976 N.
jet engine:
-
propulsion 284 N.
jet fuel:
-
oil 356 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
jet liner:
-
ship 273 N.
jet plane:
-
ship 273 N.
jet stream:
-
wind 349 N.
jet:
-
river 348 N.
-
river 348 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
blackness 431 N.
jet-black:
-
blackness 431 V.
jetsam:
-
relinquishment 782 N.
jettison:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
jetty:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
blackness 431 V.
-
refuge 666 N.
Jew:
-
parsimony 819 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
jewel:
-
beauty 845 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
-
favorite 899 N.
-
good man 948 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
jeweler:
-
jewelry 847a N.
jewellery:
-
jewelry 847a N.
jewelry shop:
-
mart 799 N.
jewelry:
-
ornament 847 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
Jewels five words long:
-
goodness 648 Phr.
Jewish calendar:
-
chronometry 114 N.
Jew's harp:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
Jezebel:
-
libertine 962 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
jhil:
-
marsh 345 N.
jhilmil:
-
airpipe 351 N.
jhuth:
-
untruth 546 N.
jib:
-
front 234 N.
-
regression 283 V.
jibe:
-
wit 842 N.
jiffy:
-
instantaneity 113 N.
jig:
-
amusement 840 N.
jigger:
-
support 215 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
jilt:
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
improbity 940 V.
jilted:
-
hate 898 Adj.
jimmy:
-
instrument 633 N.
jimp:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
jingal:
-
arms 727 N.
jingle:
-
resonance 408 V.
jingo:
-
blusterer 887 N.
jinn:
-
demon 980 N.
jinrikisha:
-
vehicle 272 N.
jiujitsu:
-
contention 720 N.
jiva:
-
power 157 N.
job on:
-
slowness 275 V.
job:
-
business 625 N.
-
action 680 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
jobation:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
jobber:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
-
merchant 797 N.
-
stock market 799a N.
-
selfishness 943 N.
jobbernowl:
-
fool 501 N.
jobbery:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
jobbing:
-
barter 794 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
Job's comforter:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
jock:
-
clothing 225 N.
jockey shorts:
-
clothing 225 N.
jockey:
-
servant 746 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
traveler 268 N.
-
deception 545 V.
jockeyship:
-
deception 545 N.
jockstrap:
-
clothing 225 N.
jocose:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
wit 842 Adj.
jocoseness:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
wit 842 N.
jocosity:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
wit 842 N.
jocular:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
wit 842 Adj.
jocularity:
-
wit 842 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
jocund:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
jocundity:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
Joe Miller:
-
wit 842 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
jog on:
-
progression 282 V.
-
mediocrity 736 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
jog the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
jog trot:
-
slowness 275 N.
-
journey 266 N.
jog:
-
agitation 315 V.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
habit 613 Adj.
joggle:
-
agitation 315 V.
John Bull:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
John Doe and Richard Roe:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
john:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
Johnsonian:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
join battle:
-
warfare 722 V.
join forces:
-
concurrence 178 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
join hands with:
-
cooperation 709 V.
join in a conversation:
-
conversation 588 V.
join in the chorus:
-
assent 488 V.
join in:
-
participation 778 V.
join issue upon:
-
negation 536 V.
join issue:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
-
contention 720 V.
-
discord 713 V.
-
reasoning 476 V.
join partnership:
-
cooperation 709 V.
join the crowd:
-
assent 488 V.
join the greater number:
-
death 360 V.
join the majority:
-
death 360 V.
join with:
-
cooperation 709 V.
join:
-
arrival 292 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
marriage 903 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
-
contiguity 199 V.
-
party 712 V.
-
mixture 41 V.
joinder:
-
junction 43 N.
joined together:
-
party 712 Adj.
joined:
-
junction 43 Adj.
joining:
-
junction 43 N.
joint concern:
-
party 712 N.
joint stock:
-
participation 778 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
joint tenancy:
-
participation 778 N.
joint tenant:
-
participation 778 N.
joint:
-
vice 945 N.
-
party 712 Adj.
-
food 298 N.
-
fold 258 N.
-
accompaniment 88 Adj.
-
part 51 N.
-
junction 43 Adj.
-
junction 43 N.
jointly:
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
junction 43 Adv.
joint-stock company:
-
party 712 N.
jointure:
-
property 780 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
joist:
-
support 215 N.
joke at one's expense:
-
wit 842 V.
joke:
-
wit 842 V.
-
wit 842 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
ridicule 856 V.
joker:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
joking apart:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
-
resolution 604 Adv.
joking:
-
wit 842 Adj.
jokingly:
-
wit 842 Adv.
jole:
-
laterality 236 N.
jollification:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
jollity:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
jolly as a sandboy:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
jolly as a thrush:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
jolly boat:
-
ship 273 N.
jolly fellow:
-
sociality 892 N.
jolly:
-
mariner 269 N.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
jolt:
-
agitation 315 N.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
jolterhead:
-
fool 501 N.
jolthead:
-
fool 501 N.
Jonah:
-
badness 649 N.
Jonathan Wild:
-
thief 792 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
jonquil:
-
remedy 662 N.
jorum:
-
receptacle 191 N.
Joseph Surface:
-
deceiver 548 N.
Joseph:
-
purity 960 N.
Joseph's coat:
-
variegation 440 N.
joss house:
-
temple 1000 N.
jostle:
-
discord 713 V.
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
jostling:
-
discord 713 N.
jot a note:
-
memory 505 V.
jot down:
-
record 551 V.
jot:
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
jotting:
-
indication 550 N.
jottings:
-
record 551 N.
jounce:
-
agitation 315 V.
jour de ma vie:
-
pleasure 827 Phr.
journal:
-
accounts 811 N.
-
description 594 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
record 551 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
chronometry 114 N.
-
publication 531 N.
journalism:
-
record 551 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
news 532 N.
journalist:
-
news 532 N.
-
recorder 553 N.
journey:
-
motion 264 N.
-
journey 266 N.
-
journey 266 V.
-
passage 302 N.
journeyman:
-
learner 541 N.
-
agent 690 N.
-
servant 746 N.
journey's end:
-
arrival 292 N.
joust:
-
contention 720 N.
Jove:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
jovial:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
joviality:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
jovialness:
-
amusement 840 N.
Jovinianist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
jowl:
-
laterality 236 N.
joy:
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
pleasure 827 V.
joyful:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
joyless:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
joyous:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
jubbah:
-
clothing 225 N.
jube:
-
temple 1000 N.
jubilant:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
rejoicing 838 Adj.
-
boasting 884 Adj.
jubilation:
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
jubilee:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
jucundity:
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
Judaical:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
Judaism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Judas kiss:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
Judas:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
knave 941 N.
judge by intuition:
-
intuition 477 V.
judge hastily:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
-
intuition 477 V.
judge intuitively:
-
intuition 477 V.
judge of assize:
-
judge 967 N.
judge:
-
judge 967 N.
-
taste 850 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 V.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
-
taste 850 V.
-
master 745 N.
-
judgment 480 V.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
legality 963 N.
judged by comparison:
-
comparison 464 Adj.
judging:
-
judgment 480 Adj.
judgment seat:
-
tribunal 966 N.
judgment:
-
condemnation 971 N.
-
deity 976 N.
-
discrimination 465 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
taste 850 N.
judication:
-
judgment 480 N.
judicatory:
-
jurisdiction 965 Adj.
-
tribunal 966 N.
judicature:
-
government 737a N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
judicial astrology:
-
prediction 511 N.
judicial murder:
-
killing 361 N.
judicial separation:
-
divorce 905 N.
judicial:
-
tribunal 966 Adj.
-
judge 967 Adj.
-
jurisdiction 965 Adj.
judiciary:
-
government 737a N.
-
jurisdiction 965 Adj.
judicious:
-
judgment 480 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
jug:
-
receptacle 191 N.
Juggernath:
-
killing 361 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
idolatry 991 N.
juggle:
-
deception 545 N.
-
deception 545 V.
-
cunning 702 N.
juggler:
-
deceiver 548 N.
jugglery:
-
deception 545 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
juggling:
-
deception 545 N.
jugulate:
-
killing 361 V.
juice:
-
fluidity 333 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
juiceless:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
juicy:
-
fluidity 333 Adj.
-
moisture 339 Adj.
jujube:
-
sweetness 396 N.
jujutsu:
-
contention 720 N.
julep:
-
sweetness 396 N.
Julian calendar:
-
chronometry 114 N.
jumble:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
derangement 61 V.
jumbled:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
jumbo:
-
size 192 Adj.
jument:
-
carrier 271 N.
jump about:
-
leap 309 V.
-
agitation 315 V.
jump at:
-
consent 762 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
desire 865 V.
-
haste 684 V.
-
willingness 602 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
jump for joy:
-
rejoicing 838 V.
jump like a parched pea:
-
agitation 315 V.
jump over the moon:
-
leap 309 V.
jump over:
-
neglect 460 V.
jump to a conclusion:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
-
credulity 486 V.
jump to conclusions:
-
intuition 477 V.
-
misjudgment 481 V.
jump up:
-
leap 309 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
-
ascent 305 V.
jump:
-
neglect 460 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
revolution 146 N.
-
leap 309 N.
jumper:
-
vehicle 272 N.
junction:
-
addition 37 N.
-
mixture 41 N.
-
junction 43 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
combination 48 N.
juncture:
-
occasion 134 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
junction 43 N.
-
circumstance 8 N.
June bug:
-
luminary 423 N.
jungle:
-
complexity 59a N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
junior bar:
-
lawyer 968 N.
junior partner:
-
friend 890 N.
junior soph:
-
learner 541 N.
junior:
-
youth 127 Adj.
-
learner 541 N.
juniority:
-
youth 127 N.
junk food:
-
food 298 N.
junk jewelry:
-
deception 545 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
junk:
-
ship 273 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
junket:
-
food 298 N.
-
amusement 840 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
Juno:
-
jealousy 920 N.
junta:
-
council 696 N.
-
government 737a N.
junto:
-
party 712 N.
jupe:
-
clothing 225 N.
Jupiter:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
juramentado:
-
impiety 988 N.
Jurassic:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
juridical:
-
jurisdiction 965 Adj.
jurisdiction:
-
authority 737 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
jurisprudence:
-
legality 963 N.
jurist:
-
lawyer 968 N.
jury box:
-
tribunal 966 N.
jury list:
-
list 86 N.
jury mast:
-
substitution 147 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
jury rig:
-
substitution 147 V.
jury rigging:
-
substitution 147 N.
jury:
-
judge 967 N.
juryman:
-
judge 967 N.
jussive:
-
grammar 567 N.
-
command 741 Adj.
just around the corner:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
just as:
-
synchronism 120 Adv.
-
similarity 17 Adv.
just audible:
-
faintness 405 Adj.
just begun:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
just do:
-
sufficiency 639 V.
just enough to swear by:
-
smallness 32 N.
just in case:
-
eventuality 151 Adv.
just in time:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
just joking:
-
wit 842 Phr.
just kidding:
-
wit 842 Phr.
just now:
-
the present time 118 Adv.
-
newness 123 Adv.
just out:
-
newness 123 Adj.
just over the horizon:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
just possible:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
just so:
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
assent 488 Adv.
just the facts:
-
eventuality 151 N.
just the other way:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
just the thing:
-
truth 494 N.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
agreement 23 N.
just then:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
just under the wire:
-
punctuality 132a Phr.
just:
-
right 922 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
justice of assize:
-
judge 967 N.
justice of the peace:
-
judge 967 N.
justice seat:
-
tribunal 966 N.
justice:
-
government 737a N.
-
judge 967 N.
-
legality 963 N.
-
right 922 N.
-
probity 939 N.
justiciar:
-
judge 967 N.
justiciary:
-
judge 967 N.
justifiable charge:
-
vindication 937 N.
justifiable:
-
vindication 937 Adj.
-
right 922 Adj.
justification:
-
printing 591 N.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
piety 987 N.
justified:
-
piety 987 Adj.
justifier:
-
vindication 937 N.
justify:
-
vindication 937 N.
-
deity 976 V.
justle:
-
contention 720 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
jut out:
-
convexity 250 V.
jute:
-
filament 205 N.
jutting over:
-
pendency 214 Adj.
jutty:
-
convexity 250 N.
juvenescence:
-
youth 127 N.
juvenile:
-
youth 127 Adj.
juvenility:
-
youth 127 N.
juxtapose:
-
contiguity 199 V.
-
comparison 464 V.
juxtaposition:
-
contiguity 199 N.
K
K.C.:
-
lawyer 968 N.
kaboom!:
-
snap 406 Int.
kachcha:
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
kadi:
-
judge 967 N.
kaffiyeh:
-
clothing 225 N.
kahin:
-
clergy 996 N.
kain:
-
amusement 840 N.
kaiser:
-
master 745 N.
kal:
-
futurity 121 Adv.
kala jagah:
-
abode 189 N.
Kalashnikov:
-
arms 727 N.
kaleidoscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
kaleidoscopic:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
Kali:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
kangaroo:
-
leap 309 N.
kantikoy:
-
amusement 840 N.
karma:
-
right 922 N.
karo!:
-
activity 682 Int.
karyaster:
-
organization 357 N.
karyoplasmic:
-
organization 357 Adj.
kassis:
-
clergy 996 N.
Katerfelto:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
kavass:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
kayak:
-
ship 273 N.
kaziaskier:
-
clergy 996 N.
keck:
-
ejection 297 V.
keddah:
-
closure 261 N.
kedge:
-
navigation 267 V.
-
ship 273 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
keel upwards:
-
inversion 218 Adj.
keel:
-
base 211 N.
keelhaul:
-
punishment 972 V.
keen as a razor:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
keen blast:
-
wind 349 N.
keen witted:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
keen:
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
physical sensibility 375 Adj.
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
keen-eyed:
-
vision 441 Adj.
keenness:
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
desire 865 N.
keep a course:
-
direction 278 V.
keep a good lookout for:
-
expectation 507 V.
keep a good lookout:
-
care 459 V.
keep a rod in pickle for:
-
accusation 938 V.
keep a secret:
-
concealment 528 V.
-
taciturnity 585 V.
keep a sharp eye on:
-
care 459 V.
keep a sharp lookout for:
-
expectation 507 V.
keep a sharp lookout:
-
foresight 510 V.
-
care 459 V.
keep a shop:
-
barter 794 V.
-
business 625 V.
keep a stiff upper lip:
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
keep a tight hand on:
-
restraint 751 V.
keep a tight hand:
-
severity 739 V.
keep accounts:
-
accounts 811 V.
keep alive:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
life 359 V.
keep aloof keep off:
-
avoidance 623 V.
keep aloof:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
distance 196 V.
-
absence 187 V.
keep an account with:
-
credit 805 V.
-
barter 794 V.
keep an eye on:
-
care 459 V.
keep apart:
-
disjunction 44 V.
keep arm's length:
-
defense 717 V.
keep at a distance:
-
discourtesy 895 V.
keep at arm's length:
-
repulsion 289 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
enmity 889 V.
keep at bay:
-
defense 717 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
keep away:
-
absence 187 V.
-
distance 196 V.
keep back:
-
latency, implication 526 V.
-
lateness 133 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
store 636 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
retention 781 V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
keep by one:
-
provision 637 V.
keep clear of:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
distance 196 V.
keep close:
-
retention 781 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
keep company with:
-
sociality 892 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
keep company:
-
accompaniment 88 V.
keep dark:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep faith with:
-
observance 772 V.
-
probity 939 V.
keep firm:
-
stability 150 V.
keep from out of sight:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep from out of view:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep from:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
keep going:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
motion 264 V.
keep hold:
-
stability 150 V.
keep holiday:
-
amusement 840 V.
keep holy:
-
piety 987 V.
keep house:
-
location 184 V.
keep in a middle course:
-
mid-course 628 V.
keep in check:
-
restraint 751 V.
keep in countenance:
-
vindication 937 N.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
courage 861 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
motive 615 V.
keep in good humor:
-
concord 714 V.
keep in ignorance:
-
ignorance 491 V.
keep in mind:
-
memory 505 V.
keep in one's pay:
-
purchase 795 V.
keep in order:
-
direction 693 V.
keep in sight:
-
care 459 V.
-
attention 457 V.
keep in stock:
-
retention 781 V.
keep in suspense:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
keep in the background:
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
modesty 881 V.
keep in the dark:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep in the ignorance:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep in the memory:
-
memory 505 V.
keep in the mind:
-
memory 505 V.
keep in the right path:
-
virtue 944 V.
keep in the shade:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep in the thoughts:
-
memory 505 V.
keep in view:
-
care 459 V.
-
memory 505 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
-
attention 457 V.
keep in:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prohibition 761 V.
keep it up!:
-
continuance in action 143 Int.
keep moving!:
-
activity 682 Int.
keep moving:
-
activity 682 V.
-
motion 264 V.
keep mum:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
keep off and on:
-
irresolution 605 V.
keep off!:
-
resistance 719 Int.
-
prohibition 761 Int.
keep off:
-
distance 196 V.
-
avoidance 623 Int.
-
defense 717 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
keep on foot:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
support 215 V.
-
provision 637 V.
keep on hand:
-
provision 637 V.
keep on ice:
-
preservation 670 V.
keep on one's legs:
-
health 654 V.
keep on the safe side:
-
caution 864 V.
keep on the shelf:
-
disuse 678 V.
keep on:
-
frequency 136 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
keep one in countenance:
-
conformity 82 V.
keep one's bed:
-
disease 655 V.
keep one's carriage:
-
fashion 852 V.
keep one's counsel:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
keep one's countenance:
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
keep one's course:
-
progression 282 V.
keep one's distance:
-
respect 928 V.
-
distance 196 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
modesty 881 V.
keep one's eyes open:
-
care 459 V.
keep one's footing:
-
permanence 141 V.
keep one's ground:
-
permanence 141 V.
keep one's hand in:
-
habit 613 V.
keep one's own counsel:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep one's powder dry:
-
preparation 673 V.
keep one's promise:
-
virtue 944 V.
-
probity 939 V.
-
observance 772 V.
keep one's spirits up:
-
hope 858 V.
keep one's word:
-
observance 772 V.
keep oneself afloat:
-
prosperity 734 V.
keep oneself from doing:
-
inaction 681 V.
keep open house:
-
sociality 892 V.
keep out of harm's way:
-
caution 864 V.
keep out of sight:
-
neglect 460 V.
keep out of the way:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
absence 187 V.
keep pace with:
-
velocity 274 V.
-
concurrence 178 V.
-
synchronism 120 V.
-
equality 27 V.
keep private:
-
modesty 881 V.
keep quiet:
-
inaction 681 V.
-
quiescence 265 V.
keep secret:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep silence:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
-
aphony 581 V.
keep snug:
-
concealment 528 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
keep the eyes open:
-
attention 457 V.
keep the faith:
-
stability 150 V.
keep the field:
-
warfare 722 V.
keep the memory alive:
-
memory 505 V.
keep the peace:
-
moderation 174 V.
-
concord 714 V.
-
peace 721 V.
-
pacification 723 V.
keep the pot boiling:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
keep the wound green:
-
memory 505 V.
-
revenge 919 V.
keep time to:
-
servility 886 V.
keep time:
-
earliness 132 V.
keep to one's course:
-
perseverance 604a V.
keep to one's ground:
-
perseverance 604a V.
keep to oneself:
-
concealment 528 V.
keep together:
-
cooperation 709 V.
keep under:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
-
authority 737 V.
keep up a correspondence:
-
correspondence 592 V.
keep up appearances:
-
fashion 852 V.
keep up one's spirits:
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
keep up the ball:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
keep up the good work:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
keep up the memory of:
-
memory 505 V.
keep up the memory:
-
record 551 V.
keep up with:
-
velocity 274 V.
keep up:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
preservation 670 V.
keep watch and ward:
-
care 459 V.
-
warning 668 V.
keep watch:
-
care 459 V.
keep within bounds:
-
moderation 174 V.
-
prohibition 761 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
shortcoming 304 V.
keep within compass:
-
economy 817 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
keep within doors:
-
quiescence 265 V.
keep within the compass:
-
shortcoming 304 V.
keep within the mark:
-
shortcoming 304 V.
keep within:
-
interiority 221 V.
keep your mouth shut!:
-
taciturnity 585 Int.
keep:
-
food 298 N.
-
retention 781 N.
-
store 636 Adj.
-
restraint 751 N.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
defense 717 N.
-
permanence 141 V.
-
provision 637 V.
-
refuge 666 N.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
retention 781 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
observance 772 V.
-
frequency 136 V.
keeper:
-
keeper 753 N.
keeping room:
-
receptacle 191 N.
keeping:
-
agreement 23 N.
-
color 428 N.
keepsake:
-
memory 505 N.
keg:
-
receptacle 191 N.
kelpie:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
kelvins:
-
heat 382 N.
kempt:
-
cleanness 652 Adj.
kennel:
-
abode 189 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
Kentish fire:
-
amusement 840 N.
kepi:
-
clothing 225 N.
kerchief:
-
clothing 225 N.
kern:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
kernel:
-
centrality 222 N.
-
importance 642 N.
kerosene:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
-
oil 356 N.
ketch:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
ship 273 N.
kettle drum:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
kettle:
-
furnace 386 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
key note:
-
melody concord 413 N.
key:
-
indication 550 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
color 428 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
keyboard symbols:
-
indication 550 N.
keyhole:
-
opening 260 N.
keynote:
-
prototype 22 N.
-
frequency 136 N.
-
importance 642 N.
keystone:
-
support 215 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
completion 729 N.
khaki:
-
brown 433 Adj.
khamsin:
-
wind 349 N.
khan:
-
abode 189 N.
-
master 745 N.
khansamah:
-
servant 746 N.
khansaman:
-
servant 746 N.
khedive:
-
master 745 N.
khitmutgar:
-
servant 746 N.
khoja:
-
teacher 540 N.
khudd:
-
obliquity 217 N.
kiack:
-
temple 1000 N.
kibitka:
-
vehicle 272 N.
kibitz:
-
judgment 480 V.
kick against the pricks:
-
resistance 719 V.
-
rashness 863 V.
-
inutility 645 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
kick against:
-
opposition 708 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
kick down the ladder:
-
resolution 604 V.
kick one's heels:
-
lateness 133 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
kick out of school:
-
learning 539 V.
kick over the traces:
-
disobedience 742 V.
kick the beam:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
inequality 28 V.
kick the bucket:
-
death 360 V.
kick up a dust:
-
discord 713 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
-
activity 682 V.
kick up a row:
-
violence 173 V.
-
discord 713 V.
kick:
-
impulse 276 V.
-
recoil 277 N.
-
attack 716 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
contempt 930 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
-
attack 716 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
kicking:
-
resistance 719 N.
kickshaws:
-
food 298 N.
kid around:
-
wit 842 V.
kid:
-
infant 129 N.
-
wit 842 V.
kidding:
-
wit 842 Adj.
kidnap:
-
deception 545 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
kidnaper:
-
thief 792 N.
kidney stone:
-
disease 655 N.
kidney:
-
class 75 N.
kidney-shaped:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
kila:
-
defense 717 N.
kilderkin:
-
receptacle 191 N.
Kilkenny cats:
-
discord 713 N.
kill oneself:
-
killing 361 V.
kill the fatted calf:
-
celebration 883 V.
kill the slain:
-
redundancy 641 V.
kill time:
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
amusement 840 V.
kill with kindness:
-
endearment 902 V.
kill:
-
killing 361 V.
killick:
-
refuge 666 N.
killing time:
-
evening 126 N.
killing:
-
success 731 N.
-
killing 361 N.
-
killing 361 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
killjoy:
-
hindrance 706 N.
kiln dry:
-
dryness 340 V.
kiln:
-
dryness 340 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
kilocalorie:
-
heat 382 N.
kilogram calorie:
-
heat 382 N.
kilogram:
-
gravity 319 N.
kilometer:
-
length 200 N.
kilt:
-
clothing 225 N.
kimbo:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
angularity 244 N.
kimono:
-
clothing 225 N.
kin:
-
class 75 N.
kind regards:
-
courtesy 894 N.
kind remembrances:
-
courtesy 894 N.
kind treatment:
-
benevolence 906 N.
kind:
-
class 75 N.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
kindergarten:
-
school 542 N.
kinderspiel:
-
unimportance 643 N.
kindgom of Micomicon:
-
imagination 515 N.
kind-hearted:
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
kind-heartedness:
-
benevolence 906 N.
kindle the torch of war:
-
warfare 722 V.
kindle wrath:
-
resentment 900 V.
kindle:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
physical energy 171 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
light 420 V.
kindliness:
-
benevolence 906 N.
kindly:
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
kindness:
-
benevolence 906 N.
kindred:
-
consanguinity 11 Adj.
-
consanguinity 11 N.
kine:
-
animal 366 N.
kinematics:
-
motion 264 N.
kinfolk:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
King Death:
-
death 360 N.
king Mob:
-
commonality 876 N.
King of terrors:
-
death 360 N.
king of the hill:
-
success 731 N.
king post:
-
support 215 N.
king:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
kingcraft:
-
direction 693 N.
kingdom of God:
-
heaven 981 N.
kingdom of heaven:
-
heaven 981 N.
kingdom:
-
government 737a N.
-
class 75 N.
-
property 780 N.
kinghood:
-
government 737a N.
kingly:
-
government 737a Adj.
King's Bench:
-
prison 752 N.
King's English:
-
language 560 N.
king's evil:
-
disease 655 N.
King's highway:
-
method 627 N.
King's message:
-
advice 695 N.
King's or Queen's counsel:
-
lawyer 968 N.
kingship:
-
government 737a N.
kink:
-
caprice 608 N.
-
complexity 59a N.
-
curvature 245 N.
-
convolution 248 N.
-
physical pain 378 N.
kinky:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
kinsman:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
kiosk:
-
abode 189 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
kip:
-
support 215 N.
kirk:
-
temple 1000 N.
kirtle:
-
clothing 225 N.
kismet:
-
necessity 601 N.
kiss hands:
-
courtesy 894 V.
kiss in the ring:
-
amusement 840 N.
kiss one's ass:
-
servility 886 V.
kiss the ass of:
-
flattery 933 V.
kiss the book:
-
affirmation 535 V.
kiss the rod:
-
submission 725 V.
kiss:
-
endearment 902 V.
-
endearment 902 N.
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
courtesy 894 N.
kit:
-
class 75 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
kitcat:
-
painting 556 N.
kitchen garden:
-
agriculture 371 N.
kitchen Kaffir:
-
neologism 563 N.
kitchen maid:
-
servant 746 N.
kitchen:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
kitchener:
-
furnace 386 N.
kite:
-
ship 273 N.
-
money 800 N.
kith and kin:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
kithless:
-
unity 87 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
kitten:
-
production 161 V.
-
roll 407 N.
-
infant 129 N.
kittenish:
-
infant 129 Adj.
kittereen:
-
vehicle 272 N.
KKK:
-
party 712 N.
kleptodipsomania:
-
insanity 503 N.
kleptomania:
-
desire 865 N.
-
stealing 791 N.
kleptomaniac:
-
madman 504 N.
km:
-
length 200 N.
knack:
-
habit 613 N.
-
skill 698 N.
knag:
-
hindrance 706 N.
knaggy:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
knap:
-
height 206 N.
knapsack:
-
receptacle 191 N.
knarl:
-
complexity 59a N.
knarled:
-
complexity 59a Adj.
knave:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
knave 941 N.
knavery:
-
improbity 940 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
vice 945 N.
knavish:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
knead:
-
mixture 41 V.
-
form 240 V.
-
softness 324 V.
knee deep:
-
depth 208 Adj.
-
shallowness 209 Adj.
knee:
-
angularity 244 N.
kneel to:
-
submission 725 V.
-
request 765 V.
-
respect 928 V.
kneel:
-
servility 886 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
pity 914 V.
-
worship 990 V.
-
interment 363 N.
-
depression 308 V.
-
submission 725 V.
kneeling prostration:
-
respect 928 N.
kneeling:
-
worship 990 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
submission 725 N.
knell:
-
lamentation 839 N.
knickerbockers:
-
clothing 225 N.
knickers:
-
clothing 225 N.
knickknack:
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
knife edge:
-
sharpness 253 N.
knife edged:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
knife:
-
sharpness 253 N.
knight errant:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
-
madman 504 N.
knight errantry:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
knight marshal:
-
master 745 N.
knight of the road:
-
petitioner 767 N.
knight service:
-
possession 777 N.
Knight Templar:
-
party 712 N.
knight:
-
nobility 875 N.
knight-errant:
-
defense 717 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
knight-errantry:
-
rashness 863 N.
knighthood:
-
nobility 875 N.
-
title 877 N.
knight's move at chess:
-
deviation 279 N.
knit one's brows:
-
discontent 832 V.
knit the brow:
-
resentment 900 V.
knit the brows:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
knit:
-
junction 43 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
knob:
-
pendency 214 N.
-
rotundity 249 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
-
height 206 N.
knobby:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
knock at the door:
-
request 765 V.
knock down argument:
-
confutation 479 N.
knock down over:
-
destruction 162 V.
knock down:
-
dejection 837 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
depression 308 V.
knock kneed:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
angularity 244 Adj.
knock off:
-
completion 729 V.
knock on the head:
-
killing 361 V.
knock one's head against:
-
impulse 276 V.
knock to atoms:
-
destruction 162 V.
knock under:
-
submission 725 V.
-
penitence 950 V.
knock up:
-
fatigue 688 V.
knock:
-
snap 406 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
rashness 863 V.
knock-down blow:
-
destruction 162 N.
knocked on the head:
-
failure 732 Adj.
knocked up:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
knocker:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
knock-out-blow:
-
end 67 N.
knoll:
-
height 206 N.
knot:
-
roughness 256 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
density 321 N.
-
rotundity 249 N.
-
convolution 248 N.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
crossing 219 N.
-
complexity 59a N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
knotted:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
complexity 59a Adj.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
knotty point:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
knotty:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
knout:
-
scourge 975 N.
know by heart:
-
knowledge 490 V.
know by rote:
-
knowledge 490 V.
know for certain:
-
belief 484 V.
know full well:
-
knowledge 490 V.
know no bounds:
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
infinity 105 V.
-
greatness 31 V.
know no limits:
-
infinity 105 V.
know not what:
-
ignorance 491 V.
know not:
-
ignorance 491 V.
know nothing of:
-
ignorance 491 V.
know one's lesson:
-
memory 505 V.
know one's limit:
-
temperance 953 V.
know one's own mind:
-
resolution 604 V.
know what is what:
-
discrimination 465 V.
know what one is about:
-
skill 698 V.
know what's o'clock:
-
skill 698 V.
know what's what:
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 V.
-
skill 698 V.
know which is which:
-
discrimination 465 V.
know:
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
certainty 474 V.
knowing:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
knowingly:
-
intention 620 Adv.
know-it-all:
-
sage 500 N.
knowledge is power:
-
knowledge 490 Phr.
knowledge of books:
-
book 593 N.
knowledge of the world:
-
skill 698 N.
knowledge of:
-
friendship 888 N.
knowledge:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
information 527 N.
known as:
-
nomenclature 564 Adj.
known by:
-
indication 550 Adj.
known:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
knuckle down:
-
submission 725 V.
knuckle duster:
-
arms 727 N.
knuckle to:
-
submission 725 V.
knuckle under:
-
submission 725 V.
knuckle:
-
angularity 244 N.
knurly:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
knurr and spell:
-
amusement 840 N.
kobold:
-
demon 980 N.
Kodachrome:
-
painting 556 N.
Koh-i-noor:
-
perfection 650 N.
koniology:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
kooshti:
-
contention 720 N.
kos:
-
length 200 N.
kosmos:
-
world 318 N.
kotow:
-
courtesy 894 N.
kowtow:
-
depression 308 N.
-
submission 725 N.
-
submission 725 V.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
respect 928 N.
kraal:
-
abode 189 N.
kraken:
-
unconformity 83 N.
kris:
-
arms 727 N.
Krishna:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
Krupp gun:
-
arms 727 N.
kudos:
-
approbation 931 N.
Kuklux Klan:
-
party 712 N.
Kuklux:
-
party 712 N.
kurbash:
-
scourge 975 N.
kutcherry:
-
treasury 802 N.
kyanize:
-
preservation 670 V.
kyles:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
L
la grace:
-
amusement 840 N.
laager:
-
defense 717 N.
lab:
-
workshop 691 N.
labarum:
-
indication 550 N.
labefy:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
label:
-
indication 550 N.
-
indication 550 V.
-
nomenclature 564 V.
labent:
-
descent 306 Adj.
labial:
-
edge 231 Adj.
-
letter 561 N.
labiated:
-
edge 231 Adj.
labitur et albetur:
-
continuance in action 143 Phr.
labor day and night:
-
exertion 686 V.
Labor Day:
-
amusement 840 N.
labor for:
-
intention 620 V.
labor in one's vocation:
-
business 625 V.
labor in vain:
-
failure 732 V.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
inutility 645 V.
-
waste 638 V.
labor lost:
-
inutility 645 N.
labor of love:
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
cheapness 815 N.
labor of Sisyphus:
-
inutility 645 N.
Labor Party:
-
politics 737b N.
labor under a state:
-
state 7 V.
labor under afflictions:
-
pain 828 V.
labor under an error:
-
error 495 V.
labor under difficulties:
-
difficulty 704 V.
labor under:
-
disease 655 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
labor:
-
action 680 N.
-
action 680 V.
-
exertion 686 N.
-
exertion 686 V.
-
government 737a N.
-
production 161 N.
laboratory:
-
workshop 691 N.
labored application:
-
attention 457 N.
labored attention:
-
attention 457 N.
labored study:
-
attention 457 N.
labored thought:
-
attention 457 N.
labored:
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
laborer:
-
agent 690 N.
laboring man:
-
agent 690 N.
laboring oar:
-
agent 690 N.
laboring:
-
exertion 686 Adj.
laborious:
-
exertion 686 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
laboriously:
-
exertion 686 Adv.
laboriousness:
-
activity 682 N.
labyrinth:
-
complexity 59a N.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
convolution 248 N.
-
secret 533 N.
labyrinthian:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
secret 533 Adj.
labyrinthic:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
labyrinthine:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
secret 533 Adj.
lac of rupees:
-
money 800 N.
lac:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
resin 356a N.
lace one's jacket:
-
punishment 972 V.
lace:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
lacerable:
-
brittleness 328 Adj.
lacerate the heart:
-
painfulness 830 V.
lacerate:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
laceration:
-
disjunction 44 N.
laches:
-
neglect 460 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
lachrymals:
-
dejection 837 N.
lachrymation:
-
lamentation 839 N.
lachrymatory:
-
lamentation 839 N.
lachrymose:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
laciniate:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
laciniform:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
laciniose:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
lack a day!:
-
lamentation 839 Int.
lack faith:
-
irreligion 989 V.
lack of complication:
-
facility 705 N.
lack of contrition:
-
impenitence 951 N.
lack of interest:
-
incuriosity 456 N.
lack of value:
-
worthlessness 812b N.
lack parallelism:
-
obliquity 217 V.
lack preparation:
-
nonpreparation 674 V.
lack:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
insufficiency 640 V.
-
poverty 804 N.
-
requirement 630 V.
-
incompleteness 53 V.
-
poverty 804 V.
lackadaisical:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
lackadaisy!:
-
lamentation 839 Int.
-
wonder 870 Int.
lackbrain:
-
fool 501 N.
lack-brained:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
lacker:
-
covering 223 V.
lackey:
-
servant 746 N.
lacking faith:
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
lacking:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
lackluster:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
lackwit:
-
fool 501 N.
laconic:
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
laconism:
-
conciseness 572 N.
lacquer:
-
resin 356a N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
covering 223 V.
lacrimation:
-
lamentation 839 N.
lacrosse:
-
amusement 840 N.
lacrymose:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
lacteal:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
lactean:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
lacteous:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
lactescence:
-
whiteness 430 N.
lactescent:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
lactic acid:
-
sourness 397 N.
lactic fermentation:
-
sourness 397 N.
lactiferous:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
lacuna:
-
concavity 252 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
lacuslake dwelling:
-
abode 189 N.
lacuspile dwelling:
-
abode 189 N.
lacustrine dwelling:
-
abode 189 N.
lacustrine:
-
gulf, lake 343 Adj.
lad:
-
infant 129 N.
ladder rocket:
-
ascent 305 N.
ladder:
-
method 627 N.
lade out:
-
ejection 297 V.
lade:
-
location 184 V.
-
displacement 185 V.
laden with:
-
possession 777 Adj.
laden:
-
completeness 52 Adj.
ladies' room:
-
receptacle 191 N.
lading:
-
property 780 N.
-
location 184 N.
-
contents 190 N.
ladino:
-
mixture 41 N.
ladle:
-
transference 270 V.
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
Lady day:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
lady help:
-
servant 746 N.
lady:
-
marriage 903 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
-
woman 374 N.
ladylike:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
woman 374 Adj.
ladylove:
-
love 897 N.
lady's maid:
-
servant 746 N.
laetificant:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
laetrile:
-
preservation 670 N.
laevo-:
-
sinistrality 239 Adj.
lag:
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
slowness 275 V.
lager beer:
-
food 298 N.
laggard:
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
lagging:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
lagoon:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
lagune:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
laical:
-
laity 997 Adj.
laid by the heels:
-
restraint 751 Adj.
laid low:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
laid on one's back:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
laid on the shelf:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
laid up:
-
disease 655 Adj.
lain:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
lair:
-
abode 189 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
laird:
-
master 745 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
Lais:
-
libertine 962 N.
laity:
-
laity 997 N.
lake:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
redness 434 N.
lama:
-
master 745 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
Lamarkism:
-
organization 357 N.
lamb of God:
-
spell 993 N.
lamb:
-
infant 129 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
innocence 946 N.
lamba chauki:
-
support 215 N.
lamba kursi:
-
support 215 N.
lambaste:
-
punishment 972 V.
lambent flame:
-
heat 382 N.
-
light 420 N.
lambent:
-
touch 379 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
Lambeth:
-
temple 1000 N.
lambkin:
-
infant 129 N.
-
animal 366 N.
lamblike:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
lamb-like:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
lame apology:
-
Pretext 617 N.
lame duck:
-
nonpayment 808 N.
lame excuse:
-
Pretext 617 N.
lame:
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
inutility 645 V.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
lamella:
-
layer 204 N.
lamellar:
-
layer 204 Adj.
lamellated:
-
layer 204 Adj.
lamelliform:
-
layer 204 Adj.
lament with:
-
condolence 915 V.
lament:
-
discontent 832 V.
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
lamentable:
-
regret 833 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
lamentably:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
lamentation:
-
regret 833 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
condolence 915 N.
lamenting:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
lamia:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
-
demon 980 N.
lamina:
-
part 51 N.
-
layer 204 N.
laminated:
-
layer 204 Adj.
laminiferous:
-
layer 204 Adj.
Lammas:
-
rite 998 N.
lamp of Aladdin:
-
spell 993 N.
lamp oil:
-
fuel 388 N.
lamp:
-
luminary 423 N.
lampblack:
-
blackness 431 N.
lampoon:
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
detraction 934 N.
-
detraction 934 V.
-
imitation 19 V.
-
imitation 19 N.
lampooner:
-
detractor 936 N.
lanai:
-
receptacle 191 N.
lanate:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
lanated:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
Lancaster gun:
-
arms 727 N.
lance corporal:
-
master 745 N.
lance:
-
arms 727 N.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
opening 260 V.
lanceolate:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
lancer:
-
combatant 726 N.
lance-shaped:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
lancet:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
perforator 262 N.
lanciform:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
lancinate:
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
land covered with water:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
land holder:
-
possessor 779 N.
land lady:
-
possessor 779 N.
land lubber:
-
bungler 701 N.
land of Prester John:
-
imagination 515 N.
land on one's feet:
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
safety 664 V.
land owner:
-
possessor 779 N.
land shark:
-
thief 792 N.
land surveying:
-
measurement 466 N.
land surveyor:
-
measurement 466 N.
land:
-
arrival 292 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
land 342 N.
-
land 342 V.
-
property 780 N.
landamman:
-
master 745 N.
landau:
-
vehicle 272 N.
landed gentry:
-
possessor 779 N.
landed property:
-
property 780 N.
landed:
-
land 342 Adj.
-
property 780 Adj.
landing place:
-
support 215 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
landing ship:
-
ship 273 N.
landing stage:
-
support 215 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
landing strip:
-
arrival 292 N.
landing:
-
arrival 292 N.
landlocked:
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
landloper:
-
traveler 268 N.
landlord:
-
possessor 779 N.
landmark:
-
indication 550 N.
-
limit 233 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
landreeve:
-
director 694 N.
lands:
-
property 780 N.
landscape gardening:
-
beauty 845 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
landscape painter:
-
artist 559 N.
landscape painting:
-
painting 556 N.
landscape:
-
painting 556 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
landscaping:
-
beauty 845 N.
landslide:
-
descent 306 N.
landslip:
-
descent 306 N.
landsman:
-
land 342 N.
lane:
-
abode 189 N.
-
method 627 N.
langrage shot:
-
arms 727 N.
langrel shot:
-
arms 727 N.
language:
-
language 560 N.
languid:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
languish for:
-
desire 865 V.
languish:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
pain 828 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
-
disease 655 V.
languishing:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
languishment:
-
lamentation 839 N.
languor:
-
weakness 160 N.
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
slowness 275 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
laniate:
-
destruction 162 V.
lank:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
lanky:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
-
height 206 Adj.
lantern jaws:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
lantern of Diogenes:
-
inquiry 461 N.
lantern:
-
luminary 423 N.
-
opening 260 N.
lantern-jawed:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
lanthorn:
-
luminary 423 N.
lanuginose:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
lanuginous:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
Laocoon:
-
sculpture 557 N.
lap dog:
-
animal 366 N.
lap of luxury:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
lap of pleasure:
-
intemperance 954 N.
lap up:
-
clothing 225 V.
lap:
-
food 298 V.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
interiority 221 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
circumjacence 227 V.
lapdog:
-
servility 886 N.
lapel microphone:
-
hearing 418 N.
lapel pin:
-
jewelry 847a N.
lapel:
-
fold 258 N.
lapidarian:
-
engraving 558 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
-
smoothness 255 N.
lapidary:
-
smoothness 255 N.
-
engraving 558 Adj.
-
engraving 558 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
lapidate:
-
punishment 972 V.
-
killing 361 V.
-
attack 716 V.
lapidation:
-
killing 361 N.
lapidescence:
-
hardness 323 N.
lapidification:
-
hardness 323 N.
lapis lazuli:
-
blueness 438 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
lappet:
-
adjunct 39 N.
lapse of memory:
-
oblivion 506 N.
lapse of time:
-
course 109 N.
lapse:
-
vice 945 V.
-
loss 776 V.
-
loss 776 N.
-
relapse 661 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
descent 306 N.
-
conversion 144 V.
-
course 109 V.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
-
the past 122 V.
-
relapse 661 N.
lapsed:
-
the past 122 Adj.
lapster:
-
servant 746 N.
lapt:
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
larboard:
-
sinistrality 239 N.
larceny:
-
stealing 791 N.
lard:
-
oil 356 N.
lardaceous:
-
unctuousness 355 Adj.
larder:
-
store 636 N.
large as life:
-
size 192 Adj.
large calorie:
-
heat 382 N.
large hearted:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
large number:
-
multitude 102 N.
large:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
large-hearted:
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disinterestedness 942 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
-
philanthropy 910 Adj.
largeness:
-
size 192 N.
larger:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
largess:
-
giving 784 N.
largest portion:
-
size 192 N.
larghetto:
-
music 415 Adv.
-
slowness 275 Adv.
largiloquent:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
largo:
-
slowness 275 Adv.
-
music 415 Adv.
lariat:
-
connection 45 N.
larigo:
-
connection 45 N.
lark:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
ascent 305 N.
larrikin:
-
evil 913 N.
-
blusterer 887 N.
larrup:
-
punishment 972 V.
larum:
-
loudness 404 N.
-
alarm 669 N.
larva:
-
infant 129 N.
larynx:
-
airpipe 351 N.
lasciviency:
-
impurity 961 N.
lascivious:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
laser:
-
luminary 423 N.
laser-straight:
-
straightness 246 Adj.
lash into fury:
-
violence 173 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
lash into madness:
-
resentment 900 V.
lash the waves:
-
inutility 645 V.
lash:
-
motive 615 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
lass:
-
infant 129 N.
lassie:
-
infant 129 N.
lassitude:
-
fatigue 688 N.
-
weariness 841 N.
lasso:
-
circularity 247 N.
-
connection 45 N.
lassoo:
-
circularity 247 N.
last agonies:
-
death 360 N.
last breath:
-
death 360 N.
last but one:
-
end 67 Adj.
last but two:
-
end 67 Adj.
last finish:
-
completion 729 N.
last forever:
-
perpetuity 112 V.
last gasp:
-
death 360 N.
last resort:
-
refuge 666 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
last shift:
-
plan 626 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
last stage:
-
end 67 N.
last touch:
-
completion 729 N.
last will and testament:
-
security 771 N.
last word:
-
fashion 852 N.
last year:
-
the past 122 Adv.
last:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
existence 1 V.
-
permanence 141 V.
-
end 67 N.
-
diuturnity 110 V.
-
end 67 Adj.
lasting friendship:
-
friendship 888 N.
lasting:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
lastingness:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
latch:
-
junction 43 V.
-
connection 45 N.
latchet:
-
connection 45 N.
latchkey:
-
instrumentality 631 N.
late in the day:
-
lateness 133 Adv.
late:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
lateness 133 Adj.
-
lateness 133 Adv.
lately:
-
the past 122 Adv.
-
newness 123 Adv.
latency:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
pitfall 667 N.
-
secret 533 N.
-
latency, implication 526 N.
-
invisibility 447 N.
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
concealment 528 N.
lateness:
-
lateness 133 N.
latent:
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
later:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
-
posteriority 117 Adv.
lateral:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
laterality:
-
laterality 236 N.
laterally:
-
laterality 236 Adv.
lateritious:
-
redness 434 Adj.
latest fashion:
-
newness 123 N.
lateward:
-
lateness 133 Adv.
latex:
-
elasticity 325 N.
lath:
-
filament 205 N.
lathe:
-
government 737a N.
-
instrument 633 N.
lather:
-
lubrication 332 N.
-
lubrication 332 V.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
lathi:
-
support 215 N.
latifoliate:
-
breadth, thickness 202 Adj.
latifolous:
-
breadth, thickness 202 Adj.
latitancy:
-
concealment 528 N.
latitat:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
latitation:
-
concealment 528 N.
latitude and longitude:
-
situation 183 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
latitude:
-
breadth, thickness 202 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
space 180 N.
-
freedom 748 N.
latitudinarian:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
latitudinarianism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
latrant:
-
ululation 412 Adj.
latration:
-
ululation 412 N.
latria:
-
worship 990 N.
latrines:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
latrocinium:
-
stealing 791 N.
latrociny:
-
stealing 791 N.
latter:
-
sequence 63 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
Latter-day Saint:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
latterly:
-
newness 123 Adv.
lattice:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
opening 260 N.
laud:
-
approbation 931 N.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
worship 990 V.
-
congratulation 896 V.
laudable:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
laudanum:
-
moderation 174 N.
laudation:
-
approbation 931 N.
laudatory:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
laugh at:
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
laugh in one's sleeve:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
latency, implication 526 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
laugh outright:
-
amusement 840 V.
laugh to scorn:
-
defiance 715 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
laugh up one's sleeve:
-
contempt 930 V.
laugh:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
rejoicing 838 V.
laughable:
-
rejoicing 838 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
laughing gas:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
laughing:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
laughingstock:
-
dupe 547 N.
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
-
laughingstock 857 N.
laughter:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
laughter-loving:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
launch forth:
-
undertaking 676 V.
launch into eternity:
-
killing 361 V.
launch into orbit dash:
-
propulsion 284 V.
launch into:
-
undertaking 676 V.
launch out against:
-
attack 716 V.
launch out:
-
diffuseness 573 V.
launch:
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
ship 273 N.
-
beginning 66 V.
-
propulsion 284 N.
launched into eternity:
-
death 360 Adj.
launching pad:
-
departure 293 N.
launder money:
-
stealing 791 V.
launder:
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
laundress:
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
servant 746 N.
laundry:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
furnace 386 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
laundryman:
-
cleanness 652 N.
laureate:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
laurel:
-
trophy 733 N.
-
title 877 N.
laurels:
-
trophy 733 N.
-
repute 873 N.
lava:
-
excretion 299 N.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
lavage:
-
insertion 300 N.
lavation:
-
cleanness 652 N.
lavatory:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
lave:
-
water 337 V.
-
cleanness 652 V.
lavement:
-
insertion 300 N.
lavender:
-
purple 437 Adj.
lavish of praise:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
lavish:
-
prodigality 818 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
-
prodigality 818 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 V.
lavishment:
-
redundancy 641 N.
law of nations:
-
legality 963 N.
law student:
-
learner 541 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
law:
-
conformity 82 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
permission 760 N.
-
right 922 N.
-
legality 963 N.
lawful:
-
permission 760 Adj.
-
legality 963 Adj.
-
right 922 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
lawgiver:
-
director 694 N.
lawless:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
disobedience 742 Adj.
-
nonobservance 773 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
lawlessness:
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
law-making:
-
council 696 Adj.
lawn roller:
-
smoothness 255 N.
lawn sleeves:
-
canonicals 999 N.
lawn spray:
-
river 348 N.
lawn tennis:
-
amusement 840 N.
lawn:
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
plain 344 N.
laws of motion:
-
motion 264 N.
lawsuit:
-
accusation 938 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
lawyer:
-
legality 963 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
lax:
-
incoherence 47 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
laxity 738 Adj.
laxative:
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
laxity:
-
incoherence 47 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
-
vice 945 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
-
softness 324 N.
-
error 495 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
laxness:
-
laxity 738 N.
lay a heavy hand on:
-
severity 739 V.
lay a snare for:
-
deception 545 V.
lay a train:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
plan 626 V.
lay a trap for:
-
danger 665 V.
lay a trap:
-
deception 545 V.
lay a wager:
-
chance 621 V.
lay a wet blanket on:
-
dullness 843 V.
lay a wet blanket:
-
hindrance 706 V.
lay about one:
-
activity 682 V.
-
exertion 686 V.
-
attack 716 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
contention 720 V.
lay an embargo on:
-
quiescence 265 V.
lay apart:
-
exclusion 55 V.
-
store 636 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
lay aside:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
exclusion 55 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
-
rejection 610 V.
lay at one's feet:
-
offer 763 V.
lay at:
-
attribution 155 V.
lay bare one's mind:
-
disclosure 529 V.
lay bare:
-
disclosure 529 V.
lay before one:
-
manifestation 525 V.
lay before the public:
-
publication 531 V.
lay before:
-
information 527 V.
lay blame upon:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
lay brother:
-
clergy 996 N.
lay by the heels:
-
taking 789 V.
lay by:
-
store 636 V.
-
disease 655 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
lay charge:
-
accusation 938 V.
lay claim to:
-
dueness 924 V.
-
command 741 V.
lay down a plan:
-
plan 626 V.
lay down one's arms:
-
pacification 723 V.
-
submission 725 V.
lay down one's life:
-
death 360 V.
lay down the law:
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
certainty 474 V.
-
command 741 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
-
authority 737 V.
lay down:
-
resignation 757 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
payment 807 V.
lay fast hold of:
-
taking 789 V.
lay hands on:
-
rite 998 V.
lay heads together:
-
advice 695 V.
lay hold of:
-
taking 789 V.
lay in a stock:
-
provision 637 V.
lay in a store:
-
provision 637 V.
lay in ashes:
-
destruction 162 V.
lay in provisions:
-
preparation 673 V.
lay in ruins:
-
destruction 162 V.
lay in store:
-
store 636 V.
lay in the dust:
-
destruction 162 V.
lay in the grave:
-
interment 363 V.
lay in the tomb:
-
interment 363 V.
lay in:
-
food 298 V.
-
provision 637 V.
-
store 636 Adj.
lay it on thick:
-
covering 223 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
lay on the shelf:
-
disuse 678 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
lay on thick:
-
redundancy 641 V.
lay on:
-
punishment 972 V.
lay one's account for:
-
belief 484 V.
lay one's finger:
-
discovery 480a V.
lay one's hands on:
-
taking 789 V.
-
use 677 V.
lay one's hands upon:
-
discovery 480a V.
lay one's heads together:
-
cooperation 709 V.
lay oneself open to:
-
liability 177 V.
-
danger 665 V.
lay oneself out for:
-
preparation 673 V.
lay open:
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
divestment 226 V.
-
opening 260 V.
lay out:
-
interment 363 V.
-
plan 626 V.
-
expenditure 809 V.
-
horizontality 213 V.
lay over:
-
lateness 133 V.
lay siege to:
-
attack 716 V.
lay stress on:
-
reasoning 476 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
importance 642 V.
lay the ax to the root of:
-
destruction 162 V.
lay the basis:
-
preparation 673 V.
lay the blame on:
-
accusation 938 V.
lay the finger on:
-
attention 457 V.
lay the first stone:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
lay the foundation of:
-
cause 153 V.
lay the foundations:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
lay the groundwork:
-
preparation 673 V.
lay to heart:
-
dejection 837 V.
lay to one's door:
-
accusation 938 V.
lay to:
-
quiescence 265 V.
-
attribution 155 V.
lay together:
-
junction 43 V.
lay under contribution:
-
taking 789 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
lay under hatches:
-
restraint 751 V.
lay under restraint:
-
restraint 751 V.
lay up in a napkin:
-
disuse 678 V.
lay up in ordinary:
-
disuse 678 V.
lay up:
-
disuse 678 V.
-
store 636 V.
-
disease 655 V.
lay violent hands on:
-
taking 789 V.
lay waste:
-
destruction 162 V.
lay:
-
chance 621 V.
-
laity 997 Adj.
-
moderation 174 V.
-
poetry 597 N.
-
music 415 N.
-
plain 344 N.
-
production 161 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
layer:
-
layer 204 N.
layered:
-
layer 204 Adj.
layette:
-
clothing 225 N.
lay-figure:
-
representation 554 N.
-
prototype 22 N.
laying on of hands:
-
rite 998 N.
layman:
-
laity 997 N.
laystall:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
lazaretto:
-
remedy 662 N.
lazarhouse:
-
remedy 662 N.
Lazarillo de Tormes:
-
knave 941 N.
lazy as Ludlam's dog:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
lazy suzan:
-
rotation 312 N.
lazy:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
lb:
-
gravity 319 N.
le beau ideal:
-
beauty 845 N.
le pas:
-
precedence 62 N.
-
precession 280 N.
le premier pas:
-
beginning 66 N.
le style c'est de l'homme:
-
style 569 Phr.
lea:
-
plain 344 N.
-
land 342 N.
lead a life:
-
conduct 692 V.
lead a pretty dance:
-
circuit 629 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
lead an easy life:
-
inactivity 683 V.
lead astray:
-
error 495 V.
lead by the nose:
-
motive 615 V.
-
authority 737 V.
lead captive:
-
subjection 749 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
lead into captivity:
-
restraint 751 V.
lead into error:
-
error 495 V.
lead off:
-
beginning 66 V.
lead on:
-
direction 693 V.
lead one a dance:
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
lead one a pretty dance:
-
avoidance 623 V.
lead one to expect:
-
expectation 507 V.
-
prediction 511 V.
lead the choir:
-
worship 990 V.
lead the dance:
-
influence 175 V.
-
precession 280 V.
-
precedence 62 V.
lead the way:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
precession 280 V.
-
importance 642 V.
-
direction 693 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
precedence 62 V.
lead:
-
depth 208 N.
-
superiority 33 N.
-
gravity 319 N.
-
direction 693 V.
-
tendency 176 V.
-
precedence 62 V.
-
government 737a N.
leaden:
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
leader of fashion:
-
fashion 852 N.
leader:
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
director 694 N.
-
master 745 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
leading article:
-
dissertation 595 N.
leading note:
-
melody concord 413 N.
leading question:
-
inquiry 461 N.
leading string:
-
prison 752 N.
leading strings:
-
youth 127 N.
leading to no end:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
leading to the altar:
-
marriage 903 N.
leading:
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
precession 280 Adj.
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
precession 280 N.
leads:
-
covering 223 N.
leaf:
-
layer 204 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
book 593 N.
leafless:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
leaflet:
-
part 51 N.
-
book 593 N.
leafy:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
league together:
-
cooperation 709 V.
league:
-
length 200 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
concord 714 N.
leak out:
-
disclosure 529 V.
leak:
-
waste 638 V.
-
egress 295 V.
-
interval 198 N.
leakage:
-
waste 638 N.
-
egress 295 N.
leaky:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
lean as a rake:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
lean on a broken reed:
-
danger 665 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
rashness 863 V.
lean on:
-
support 215 V.
lean to:
-
willingness 602 V.
lean towards:
-
wrong 923 V.
lean upon:
-
subjection 749 V.
-
hope 858 V.
-
belief 484 V.
lean witted:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
lean:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
leaned:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
leaning to:
-
tendency 176 N.
leaning:
-
wrong 923 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
obliquity 217 N.
lean-to:
-
receptacle 191 N.
leap in the dark:
-
chance 621 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
danger 665 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
uncertainty 475 N.
leap of faith:
-
rashness 863 N.
leap to a conclusion:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
leap with joy:
-
rejoicing 838 V.
leap year:
-
chronometry 114 N.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
leap:
-
leap 309 N.
-
ascent 305 V.
-
revolution 146 N.
-
leap 309 V.
leapfrog:
-
amusement 840 N.
leaping:
-
leap 309 Adj.
learn at one's fingers':
-
memory 505 V.
learn by experience:
-
penitence 950 V.
learn by heart:
-
learning 539 V.
learn by rote:
-
learning 539 V.
learn one's trade:
-
learning 539 V.
learn:
-
learner 541 V.
-
learning 539 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
habit 613 V.
learned in the law:
-
lawyer 968 Adj.
learned man:
-
scholar 492 N.
learned Theban:
-
scholar 492 N.
learned:
-
scholar 492 Adj.
learner:
-
learner 541 N.
learning:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
learning 539 N.
lease and release:
-
transfer 783 N.
lease:
-
lending 787 V.
-
property 780 N.
leash:
-
junction 43 V.
-
triality 92 N.
least common denominator:
-
mean 29 N.
least:
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
leather or prunello:
-
unimportance 643 N.
leather:
-
covering 223 N.
-
tenacity 327 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
leathery:
-
tenacity 327 Adj.
leave a card:
-
sociality 892 V.
leave a loophole:
-
facility 705 V.
leave a loose thread:
-
neglect 460 V.
leave a place:
-
departure 293 V.
leave 'ad referendum':
-
irresolution 605 V.
leave alone:
-
freedom 748 V.
-
permission 760 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
leave an aching void:
-
regret 833 V.
leave an inference:
-
latency, implication 526 V.
leave in the background:
-
disrepute 874 V.
leave in the dark:
-
concealment 528 V.
leave in the lurch:
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
leave in the rear:
-
transcursion 303 V.
leave it to one:
-
permission 760 V.
leave no stone unturned:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
exertion 686 V.
leave no trace:
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
obliteration 552 V.
leave not a rack behind:
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
obliteration 552 V.
leave 'not a rack behind':
-
disappearance 449 V.
leave off a custom:
-
desuetude 614 V.
leave off a habit:
-
desuetude 614 V.
leave off a usage:
-
desuetude 614 V.
leave off!:
-
cessation 142 Int.
leave off:
-
cessation 142 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
leave one's mark:
-
repute 873 V.
leave out:
-
exclusion 55 V.
leave school:
-
learning 539 V.
leave taking:
-
departure 293 N.
leave the beaten path:
-
unconformity 83 V.
leave the beaten track:
-
unconformity 83 V.
leave the door open:
-
permission 760 V.
leave the matter open:
-
facility 705 V.
leave to chance:
-
chance 621 V.
leave to oneself:
-
freedom 748 V.
leave undecided:
-
absence of choice 609a V.
leave undone:
-
noncompletion 730 V.
leave unfinished:
-
noncompletion 730 V.
leave word:
-
information 527 V.
leave:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
permission 760 N.
-
remainder 40 V.
leaven:
-
qualification 469 V.
-
bane 663 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
levity 320 V.
-
levity 320 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
component 56 N.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
leaving no trace:
-
obliteration 552 Adj.
leavings:
-
remainder 40 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
lecher:
-
libertine 962 N.
lecherous:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
lechery:
-
impurity 961 N.
lectern:
-
temple 1000 N.
-
school 542 N.
lection:
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
lecture room:
-
school 542 N.
lecture:
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
rite 998 V.
-
rite 998 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
allocution 586 V.
-
speech 582 V.
-
speech 582 N.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
lecturer:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
lectureship:
-
school 542 N.
led by the nose:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
led captain:
-
servility 886 N.
-
favorite 899 N.
-
servant 746 N.
ledge:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
support 215 N.
ledger:
-
accounts 811 N.
-
list 86 N.
-
record 551 N.
lee shore:
-
pitfall 667 N.
lee side:
-
laterality 236 N.
lee wall:
-
refuge 666 N.
lee way:
-
compensation 30 V.
lee:
-
laterality 236 N.
leech:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
advice 695 N.
leechcraft:
-
remedy 662 N.
leeches:
-
remedy 662 N.
Lee-Enfield rifle:
-
arms 727 N.
leef:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
Lee-Metford rifle:
-
arms 727 N.
leer:
-
vision 441 N.
-
vision 441 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
indication 550 V.
leery:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
lees:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
leeway:
-
space 180 N.
-
navigation 267 N.
-
lateness 133 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
left alone:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
left arrow:
-
indication 550 N.
left behind:
-
remainder 40 Adj.
left bower:
-
amusement 840 N.
left curly brace:
-
indication 550 N.
left hand:
-
sinistrality 239 N.
left in the lurch:
-
failure 732 Adj.
left over:
-
remainder 40 Adj.
left parenthesis:
-
indication 550 N.
left to oneself:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
left to shift for oneself:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
left:
-
remainder 40 Adj.
-
sinistrality 239 N.
-
relinquishment 782 Adj.
left-handed compliment:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
left-handed marriage:
-
marriage 903 N.
left-handed:
-
sinistrality 239 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
leg:
-
thief 792 N.
-
support 215 N.
legacy:
-
property 780 N.
-
giving 784 N.
legadero:
-
connection 45 N.
legal adviser:
-
lawyer 968 N.
legal assistant:
-
lawyer 968 N.
legal authority:
-
government 737a N.
legal beagle:
-
lawyer 968 N.
legal counsel:
-
legality 963 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
legal estate:
-
property 780 N.
legal pledge:
-
affirmation 535 N.
legal process:
-
legality 963 N.
legal profession:
-
lawyer 968 N.
legal research:
-
evidence 467 N.
legal secretary:
-
lawyer 968 N.
legal tender:
-
money 800 N.
legal:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
permission 760 Adj.
-
legality 963 Adj.
legality:
-
legality 963 N.
legalize:
-
dueness 924 V.
-
legality 963 V.
legalized:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
legality 963 Adj.
-
permission 760 Adj.
legally:
-
legality 963 Adv.
legatary:
-
possessor 779 N.
-
receiving 785 N.
legate:
-
messenger 534 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
legatee:
-
possessor 779 N.
-
receiving 785 N.
legation:
-
commission 755 N.
legato:
-
music 415 Adv.
legend:
-
record 551 N.
-
description 594 N.
legendary:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
description 594 Adj.
legerdemain:
-
revolution 146 N.
-
deception 545 N.
legging:
-
clothing 225 N.
legibility:
-
intelligibility 518 N.
legible hand:
-
writing 590 N.
legible:
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
legion:
-
multitude 102 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
legionary:
-
combatant 726 N.
legionnaire:
-
combatant 726 N.
legislate for:
-
direction 693 V.
legislate:
-
legality 963 V.
legislation:
-
direction 693 N.
-
legality 963 N.
legislative assembly:
-
council 696 N.
legislative council:
-
council 696 N.
legislative:
-
council 696 Adj.
-
legality 963 Adj.
legislator:
-
director 694 N.
legislatorial:
-
legality 963 Adj.
legislature:
-
direction 693 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
legality 963 N.
legist:
-
lawyer 968 N.
legitimacy:
-
legality 963 N.
legitimate:
-
permission 760 Adj.
-
legality 963 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
right 922 Adj.
legitimateness:
-
legality 963 N.
legs:
-
journey 266 N.
legume:
-
vegetable 367 N.
legumin:
-
density 321 N.
leguminous:
-
vegetable 367 Adj.
leiodermatous:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
leisure:
-
leisure 685 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
leisure 685 Adj.
leisurely:
-
lateness 133 Adv.
-
slowness 275 Adj.
-
slowness 275 Adv.
-
leisure 685 Adj.
leman:
-
love 897 N.
lemma:
-
reasoning 476 N.
lemon yellow:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
lemon:
-
vehicle 272 N.
lemon-colored:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
lemonyellow:
-
yellowness 436 N.
Lempriere:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
lemures:
-
demon 980 N.
lend a color to:
-
Pretext 617 V.
lend a color:
-
vindication 937 N.
lend a hand:
-
aid 707 V.
-
action 680 V.
lend a helping hand:
-
aid 707 V.
lend a willing ear:
-
willingness 602 V.
lend an ear to:
-
attention 457 V.
lend an ear:
-
hearing 418 V.
lend color to:
-
probability 472 V.
lend foundations:
-
support 215 V.
lend on security:
-
security 771 V.
-
lending 787 V.
lend one's aid:
-
aid 707 V.
lend one's countenance to:
-
aid 707 V.
lend oneself to:
-
assent 488 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
lend support:
-
support 215 V.
lend wings to:
-
aid 707 V.
lend:
-
lending 787 V.
lender:
-
lending 787 N.
-
credit 805 N.
lending:
-
lending 787 Adj.
-
lending 787 N.
length and breadth of:
-
whole 50 N.
length:
-
space 180 N.
-
distance 196 N.
-
length 200 N.
lengthen out:
-
lateness 133 V.
-
diuturnity 110 V.
lengthen:
-
length 200 V.
lengthened:
-
length 200 Adj.
lengthening:
-
length 200 N.
lengthwise:
-
length 200 Adv.
lengthy:
-
length 200 Adj.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
lenience:
-
lenity 740 N.
leniency:
-
lenity 740 N.
-
pity 914 N.
lenient:
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
lenity 740 Adj.
-
pity 914 Adj.
lenify:
-
moderation 174 V.
lenitive:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
relief 834 Adj.
-
relief 834 N.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
moderation 174 N.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
lenity:
-
moderation 174 N.
-
lenity 740 N.
lens shaped:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
lens system:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
lens:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
lensman:
-
artist 559 N.
Lent:
-
fasting 956 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
lending 787 Adj.
lenten diet:
-
fasting 956 N.
lenten entertainment:
-
fasting 956 N.
lenten:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
-
fasting 956 Adj.
lenticular:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
-
curvature 245 Adj.
lentiform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
-
convexity 250 Adj.
lentiginous:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
lentor:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
slowness 275 N.
lentous:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
leonine verse:
-
poetry 597 N.
leopard:
-
variegation 440 N.
leopard's spots:
-
stability 150 N.
lepidote:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
leprechaun:
-
demon 980 N.
leprosy:
-
disease 655 N.
leprous:
-
disease 655 Adj.
lerret:
-
ship 273 N.
lesbian:
-
woman 374 N.
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
lesbianism:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
vice 945 N.
less:
-
inferiority 34 Adv.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
lessee:
-
receiving 785 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
lessen an evil:
-
improvement 658 V.
lessen:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
lessening:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
contraction 195 N.
lesser:
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
lesson:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
warning 668 N.
lessor:
-
credit 805 N.
lest:
-
avoidance 623 Adj.
let alone:
-
unconformity 83 Adv.
-
freedom 748 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
permanence 141 V.
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
quiescence 265 V.
let be:
-
inaction 681 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
permanence 141 V.
let blood:
-
remedy 662 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
let bygones be bygones:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
oblivion 506 V.
let down a peg:
-
depression 308 V.
let down:
-
depression 308 V.
-
humility 879 N.
-
humility 879 V.
let drop:
-
depression 308 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
let fall:
-
descent 306 V.
-
speech 582 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
depression 308 V.
-
information 527 V.
let fly at:
-
attack 716 V.
let fly:
-
violence 173 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
let go:
-
restitution 790 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
let in:
-
reception 296 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
deception 545 V.
let into the secret:
-
disclosure 529 V.
let into:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
let it be:
-
permanence 141 V.
let it have its way:
-
inaction 681 V.
let it pass:
-
neglect 460 Int.
let loose:
-
liberation 750 V.
let me go!:
-
liberation 750 Int.
let me tell you:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
let off a gun at:
-
attack 716 V.
let off one's chest:
-
information 527 V.
let off scot-free:
-
acquittal 970 V.
let off:
-
permission 760 V.
-
acquittal 970 V.
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
exemption 927a V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
let one down easily:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
let one know:
-
information 527 V.
let out at:
-
attack 716 V.
let out:
-
liberation 750 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
length 200 V.
let pass:
-
neglect 460 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
let sleeping dogs lie:
-
caution 864 V.
let slip the dogs of war:
-
warfare 722 V.
let slip:
-
liberation 750 V.
-
loss 776 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
let the decision stand:
-
inaction 681 Phr.
let the galled jade wince:
-
boasting 884 Phr.
let the matter stand over:
-
lateness 133 V.
let the wound heal:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
let those believe who may:
-
unbelief doubt 485 Phr.
let well alone:
-
caution 864 V.
-
content 831 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
let well enough alone:
-
content 831 V.
-
caution 864 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
let:
-
security 771 V.
-
permission 760 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
sale 796 V.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
lending 787 V.
lethal injection:
-
punishment 972 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
lethal:
-
killing 361 Adj.
lethargic:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
lethargical:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
lethargy:
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
lethe:
-
oblivion 506 N.
Lethean:
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
lethiferous:
-
killing 361 Adj.
let's be red with mirth:
-
sociality 892 Phr.
let's get going!:
-
beginning 66 Phr.
letter bag:
-
messenger 534 N.
letter card:
-
correspondence 592 N.
letter of credit:
-
credit 805 N.
-
money 800 N.
letter of the law:
-
meaning 516 N.
letter:
-
writing 590 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
letter 561 N.
-
correspondence 592 N.
lettered:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
letterpress:
-
printing 591 N.
letters of marque:
-
stealing 791 N.
letters patent:
-
permission 760 N.
letters:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
language 560 N.
lettuce:
-
food 298 N.
leuco-:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
leukemia:
-
disease 655 N.
levant:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
laterality 236 N.
levanter:
-
wind 349 N.
-
nonpayment 808 N.
Levantine:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
levee breakwater:
-
hindrance 706 N.
levee:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
land 342 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
level at:
-
intention 620 V.
-
direction 278 V.
-
attack 716 V.
level crossing:
-
crossing 219 N.
level plane:
-
horizontality 213 N.
level playing field:
-
right 922 N.
level with the dust:
-
destruction 162 V.
level with the ground:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
lowness 207 Adj.
level:
-
depression 308 V.
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
-
equality 27 N.
-
smoothness 255 V.
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
flatness 251 V.
-
flatness 251 N.
-
flatness 251 Adj.
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
uniformity 16 V.
lever:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
elevation 307 N.
leverage:
-
influence 175 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
leviathan:
-
size 192 N.
levigate:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
levigation:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
levin bolt:
-
arms 727 N.
levin brand:
-
arms 727 N.
levin:
-
light 420 N.
-
light 420 V.
levirate:
-
marriage 903 N.
Levis:
-
clothing 225 N.
Levite:
-
clergy 996 N.
levity:
-
irresolution 605 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
wit 842 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
levity 320 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
levy blackmail:
-
stealing 791 V.
levy:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
taking 789 V.
-
price 812 N.
lewd:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
lexicographer:
-
scholar 492 N.
lexicography:
-
word 562 N.
lexicologist:
-
scholar 492 N.
-
word 562 N.
lexicology:
-
language 560 N.
lexicon:
-
word 562 N.
-
list 86 N.
-
school 542 N.
ley:
-
plain 344 N.
liabilities:
-
accounts 811 N.
liability:
-
tendency 176 N.
-
liability 177 N.
-
subjection 749 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
debt 806 N.
-
duty 926 N.
liable:
-
tendency 176 Adj.
-
duty 926 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
-
liability 177 Adj.
-
subjection 749 Adj.
liableness:
-
liability 177 N.
liaison:
-
impurity 961 N.
liar:
-
deceiver 548 N.
Libadist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
libation:
-
food 298 N.
-
worship 990 N.
libations:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
libel:
-
detraction 934 N.
-
detraction 934 V.
-
accusation 938 N.
libeler:
-
detractor 936 N.
libelous:
-
detraction 934 Adj.
liberal education:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
Liberal Party:
-
politics 737b N.
liberal:
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
-
liberality 816 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
liberalism:
-
politics 737b N.
-
freedom 748 N.
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
liberality:
-
giving 784 N.
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
-
liberality 816 N.
Liberals:
-
party 712 N.
liberate:
-
liberation 750 V.
-
acquittal 970 V.
liberated:
-
liberation 750 Adj.
liberation:
-
liberation 750 N.
-
escape 671 N.
-
deliverance 672 N.
libertinage:
-
impurity 961 N.
libertine:
-
libertine 962 N.
-
sensualist 954a N.
libertinish:
-
impurity 961 N.
Liberty Hall:
-
freedom 748 N.
liberty:
-
freedom 748 N.
-
permission 760 N.
-
dueness 924 N.
-
exemption 927a N.
libidinous:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
libido:
-
sexuality 374a N.
librarian:
-
book 593 N.
library research:
-
experiment 463 N.
library:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
book 593 N.
librate:
-
oscillation 314 V.
libration:
-
oscillation 314 N.
libratory:
-
oscillation 314 Adj.
libretto:
-
book 593 N.
-
drama 599 N.
license to plunder:
-
stealing 791 N.
license:
-
exemption 927a N.
-
dueness 924 N.
-
permission 760 N.
-
freedom 748 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
-
exemption 927a V.
-
permission 760 V.
licensed:
-
laxity 738 Adj.
licentious:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
licentiousness:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
licentitate:
-
scholar 492 N.
lich gate:
-
interment 363 N.
-
opening 260 N.
lichen:
-
vegetable 367 N.
licit:
-
permission 760 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
lick into shape:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
form 240 V.
lick the dust:
-
failure 732 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
-
submission 725 V.
lick the feet of:
-
servility 886 V.
lick:
-
food 298 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
lickerish tooth:
-
desire 865 N.
lickerish:
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
-
greed 817a Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
lickpenny:
-
parsimony 819 N.
lickspittle:
-
servility 886 N.
licorice:
-
sweetness 396 N.
lictor:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
lid:
-
covering 223 N.
lie around:
-
exteriority 220 V.
-
circumjacence 227 V.
lie at one's door:
-
duty 926 V.
lie at the mercy of:
-
subjection 749 V.
lie at the root of:
-
cause 153 V.
-
importance 642 V.
lie between:
-
interposition 228 V.
lie by:
-
inaction 681 V.
lie down:
-
repose 687 V.
-
horizontality 213 V.
lie fallow:
-
repose 687 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
-
nonpreparation 674 V.
lie flat:
-
lowness 207 V.
-
horizontality 213 V.
lie heavy on the mind:
-
dejection 837 V.
lie heavy on the spirits:
-
dejection 837 V.
lie hid:
-
concealment 528 V.
-
latency, implication 526 V.
lie idle:
-
inaction 681 V.
lie in a nutshell:
-
smallness 32 V.
-
littleness 193 V.
lie in ambush:
-
concealment 528 V.
-
ambush 530 V.
lie in close:
-
concealment 528 V.
lie in one's power:
-
power 157 V.
lie in ordinary:
-
inaction 681 V.
lie in wait for:
-
ambush 530 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
lie in wait:
-
inaction 681 V.
lie in:
-
production 161 V.
-
existence 1 V.
lie like a conjuror:
-
falsehood 544 V.
lie like a trooper:
-
falsehood 544 V.
lie low:
-
lowness 207 V.
lie on a level with:
-
equality 27 V.
lie on one's head:
-
duty 926 V.
lie on the shelf:
-
inaction 681 V.
lie on the surface:
-
intelligibility 518 V.
lie on:
-
support 215 V.
lie over:
-
lateness 133 V.
-
destiny 152 V.
lie prostrate:
-
horizontality 213 V.
lie rest upon one's oars:
-
inaction 681 V.
lie still:
-
quiescence 265 V.
lie to:
-
inaction 681 V.
-
quiescence 265 V.
lie under a disadvantage:
-
imperfection 651 V.
lie under a necessity:
-
necessity 601 V.
lie under an obligation:
-
duty 926 V.
-
gratitude 916 V.
lie under error:
-
error 495 V.
lie under:
-
liability 177 V.
lie unemployed:
-
disuse 678 V.
lie upon:
-
duty 926 V.
lie:
-
deception 545 V.
-
misteaching 538 V.
-
deception 545 N.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
presence 186 V.
-
situation 183 V.
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
error 495 V.
-
untruth 546 N.
lief:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
liege lord:
-
master 745 N.
liege:
-
master 745 N.
liegeman:
-
servant 746 N.
lien:
-
security 771 N.
-
credit 805 N.
lienteria:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
lientery:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
lieu:
-
place 182 N.
lieutenant colonel:
-
master 745 N.
lieutenant general:
-
master 745 N.
lieutenant:
-
deputy 759 N.
-
master 745 N.
life beyond the grave:
-
destiny 152 N.
life boat:
-
ship 273 N.
life buoy:
-
refuge 666 N.
life ebbs:
-
death 360 Phr.
life fails:
-
death 360 Phr.
life guards:
-
combatant 726 N.
life hangs by a thread:
-
death 360 Phr.
life of the party:
-
humorist 844 N.
life or death struggle:
-
contention 720 N.
life preserver:
-
arms 727 N.
life size:
-
size 192 N.
life to come:
-
life 359 N.
life:
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
life 359 N.
-
description 594 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
lifeblood:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
life 359 N.
lifeboat:
-
refuge 666 N.
life-giving:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
lifejacket:
-
refuge 666 N.
lifeless:
-
death 360 Adj.
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
lifelike:
-
similarity 17 Adj.
-
copy 21 Adj.
lifelong:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
life-size print:
-
painting 556 N.
lifetime:
-
period 108 N.
life-weary:
-
weariness 841 Adj.
lift a finger:
-
action 680 V.
lift a hand against:
-
attack 716 V.
lift a siege:
-
pacification 723 V.
lift cattle:
-
stealing 791 V.
lift one's head:
-
prosperity 734 V.
lift one's voice:
-
speech 582 V.
lift smoke:
-
amusement 840 N.
lift the hand against:
-
resistance 719 V.
lift the mask:
-
disclosure 529 V.
lift the veil:
-
disclosure 529 V.
lift up one's head:
-
pride 878 V.
lift up the eyes:
-
vision 441 V.
lift up the heart:
-
worship 990 V.
lift up the veil:
-
disclosure 529 V.
lift up the voice:
-
cry 411 V.
lift:
-
elevation 307 N.
-
elevation 307 V.
-
aid 707 N.
ligament:
-
connection 45 N.
ligation:
-
junction 43 N.
ligature:
-
connection 45 N.
light and shade:
-
light 420 N.
light as a feather:
-
levity 320 Adj.
light as a thistle:
-
levity 320 Adj.
light as air:
-
levity 320 Adj.
light as day:
-
light 420 Adj.
light as noonday:
-
light 420 Adj.
light bulb:
-
luminary 423 N.
light comedian:
-
drama 599 N.
light comedy:
-
drama 599 N.
light dragoon:
-
combatant 726 N.
light footed:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
light heart:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
light hearted:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
light horse:
-
combatant 726 N.
light infantry:
-
combatant 726 N.
light meter:
-
measurement 466 N.
light of day:
-
light 420 N.
light of heaven:
-
light 420 N.
light of heel:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
light of truth:
-
veracity 543 N.
light on one's feet:
-
prosperity 734 V.
light on one's legs:
-
prosperity 734 V.
light pipe:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
light purse:
-
poverty 804 N.
light red:
-
redness 434 N.
light refreshment:
-
food 298 N.
light source:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
light the torch of war:
-
warfare 722 V.
light up:
-
light 420 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
light upon one's feet:
-
safety 664 V.
light upon:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
arrival 292 V.
light:
-
opening 260 N.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
arrival 292 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
levity 320 Adj.
-
rarity 322 Adj.
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
wit 842 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
light 420 N.
-
light 420 V.
-
luminary 423 N.
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
facility 705 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
fuel 388 N.
light-colored:
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
lighten the labor:
-
facility 705 V.
lighten:
-
levity 320 V.
-
light 420 V.
-
facility 705 V.
lighter than air:
-
levity 320 Adj.
lighter:
-
ship 273 N.
lighterman:
-
mariner 269 N.
lighter-than-air balloon:
-
levity 320 N.
light-fingered gentry:
-
thief 792 N.
light-fingered:
-
stealing 791 Adj.
light-footed:
-
activity 682 Adj.
lightheaded:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
lighthouse:
-
warning 668 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
-
indication 550 N.
light-legged:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
lightless:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
light-minded:
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
lightness:
-
levity 320 N.
lightning bug:
-
luminary 423 N.
lightning conductor:
-
refuge 666 N.
lightning express:
-
vehicle 272 N.
lightning rod:
-
refuge 666 N.
lightning:
-
velocity 274 N.
-
light 420 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
lightsome:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
light-year:
-
length 200 N.
light-years:
-
distance 196 N.
lign-aloes:
-
fragrance 400 N.
ligneous:
-
vegetable 367 Adj.
lignograph:
-
engraving 558 N.
lignography:
-
engraving 558 N.
lignous:
-
vegetable 367 Adj.
ligth detector:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
like a bee in a bottle:
-
roll 407 Adj.
like a cat in pattens:
-
cleanness 652 Adj.
like a duck ion thunder:
-
wonder 870 Adj.
like a furnace:
-
heat 382 Adj.
like a giant refreshed:
-
strength 159 Adj.
like a horse in a mill:
-
rotation 312 Adv.
like a man:
-
resolution 604 Adv.
like a shot:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
like a thief in the night:
-
inexpectation 508 Adv.
-
concealment 528 Adv.
-
improbity 940 Adv.
like a thunderbolt:
-
inexpectation 508 Adv.
like an angel:
-
love 897 Adj.
like an oven:
-
heat 382 Adj.
like apples and oranges:
-
incomparability 464a Phr.
like buckets in a well:
-
oscillation 314 Adv.
like charges repel:
-
repulsion 289 Phr.
like enough:
-
probability 472 Adv.
like father, like son:
-
posterity 167 Phr.
like father:
-
similarity 17 Phr.
like ivory:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
like master like man:
-
imitation 19 Phr.
like master:
-
similarity 17 Phr.
like Niobe all tears:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
like one possessed:
-
insanity 503 Adv.
like Pavlov's dog:
-
absence of Intellect 450a Adv.
like poles repel:
-
repulsion 289 Phr.
like servant:
-
similarity 17 Phr.
like son:
-
similarity 17 Phr.
like the last of pea time:
-
age 128 Adj.
like tinder:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
like touchwood:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
like:
-
desire 865 V.
-
pleasure 827 V.
-
representation 554 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 V.
-
similarity 17 Adj.
-
love 897 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
relation 9 Adj.
likelihood:
-
probability 472 N.
likeliness:
-
probability 472 N.
likely:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
-
probability 472 Adj.
likeness:
-
similarity 17 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
representation 554 N.
likewise:
-
addition 37 Adv.
likin:
-
price 812 N.
liking:
-
desire 865 N.
-
love 897 N.
lilac:
-
purple 437 Adj.
Liliputian:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
littleness 193 N.
lilt:
-
musician 416 V.
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
lily liver:
-
cowardice 862 N.
lily of the valley:
-
beauty 845 N.
lily:
-
whiteness 430 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
lilyhearted:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
lily-livered:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
limature:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
friction 331 N.
limb of the law:
-
lawyer 968 N.
limb:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
limber:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
softness 324 Adj.
limbo:
-
restraint 751 N.
-
prison 752 N.
-
hell 982 N.
lime light:
-
luminary 423 N.
lime:
-
deception 545 V.
limekiln:
-
furnace 386 N.
limit:
-
prohibition 761 V.
-
completeness 52 N.
-
end 67 N.
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
limit 233 N.
-
qualification 469 V.
-
chance 621 N.
limitarian:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
limitation:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
qualification 469 N.
-
restraint 751 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
transfer 783 N.
-
circumscription 229 N.
limitative:
-
circumstance 8 Adj.
limited monarchy:
-
government 737a N.
limited:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
limitless:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
limn draw:
-
painting 556 V.
limner:
-
artist 559 N.
limousine:
-
vehicle 272 N.
limp:
-
softness 324 Adj.
-
failure 732 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
weakness 160 V.
limpid:
-
transparency 425 Adj.
limpidity:
-
transparency 425 N.
limy:
-
gray 432 Adj.
lin:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
river 348 N.
Lincoln cent:
-
money 800 N.
Lincoln:
-
money 800 N.
lincture:
-
remedy 662 N.
linctus:
-
remedy 662 N.
Lindley Murray:
-
grammar 567 N.
-
school 542 N.
line engraving:
-
engraving 558 N.
line of action:
-
conduct 692 N.
line of ancestors:
-
continuity 69 N.
line of battle ship:
-
combatant 726 N.
line of battle:
-
continuity 69 N.
line of circumvallation:
-
limit 233 N.
line of collimation:
-
direction 278 N.
line of conduct:
-
conduct 692 N.
line of credit:
-
credit 805 N.
line of demarcation:
-
limit 233 N.
line of march:
-
direction 278 N.
line of proceeding:
-
conduct 692 N.
line of road:
-
method 627 N.
line of way:
-
method 627 N.
line:
-
indication 550 N.
-
filament 205 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
-
posterity 167 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
-
lining 224 V.
-
direction 278 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
-
writing 590 N.
-
length 200 N.
lineage:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
-
posterity 167 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
lineal:
-
length 200 Adj.
lineament:
-
form 240 N.
-
indication 550 N.
linear:
-
continuity 69 Adj.
-
paternity 166 Adj.
-
length 200 Adj.
lined:
-
lining 224 Adj.
linen draper:
-
clothing 225 N.
linen:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
liner:
-
ship 273 N.
lines tournure:
-
outline 230 N.
lines:
-
prison 752 N.
-
defense 717 N.
linger:
-
slowness 275 V.
-
lateness 133 V.
lingerer:
-
slowness 275 N.
lingering:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
lingo:
-
language 560 N.
-
neologism 563 N.
lingua franca:
-
neologism 563 N.
linguacious:
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
lingual:
-
speech 582 Adj.
-
language 560 Adj.
linguiform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
linguist:
-
scholar 492 N.
linguistic:
-
language 560 Adj.
linguistics:
-
language 560 N.
lingulate:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
liniment:
-
oil 356 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
lining:
-
lining 224 N.
link:
-
connection 45 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
length 200 N.
-
contiguity 199 V.
-
part 51 N.
-
junction 43 V.
-
junction 43 N.
-
correlation 12 N.
-
relation 9 V.
-
relation 9 N.
-
term 71 N.
linkboy:
-
director 694 N.
linked:
-
party 712 Adj.
linn:
-
river 348 N.
linoleum:
-
covering 223 N.
linotype:
-
printing 591 N.
linseed oil:
-
oil 356 N.
linsey-woolsey:
-
mixture 41 Adj.
linstock:
-
fuel 388 N.
lint:
-
covering 223 N.
lintel:
-
support 215 N.
lion in the path:
-
hindrance 706 N.
lion:
-
courage 861 N.
-
prodigy 872 N.
-
repute 873 N.
lioness:
-
woman 374 N.
lion-hearted:
-
courage 861 Adj.
lionize:
-
curiosity 455 V.
-
repute 873 V.
lion's share:
-
whole 50 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
undueness 925 N.
-
superiority 33 N.
lip devotion:
-
impiety 988 N.
lip homage:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
flattery 933 N.
lip reverence:
-
impiety 988 N.
lip service:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
lip wisdom:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
lip:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
edge 231 N.
lipothymy:
-
fatigue 688 N.
lipotype:
-
absence 187 N.
lippitude:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
lips:
-
beginning 66 N.
lipstick:
-
ornament 847 N.
liquate:
-
liquefaction 335 V.
liquation:
-
liquefaction 335 N.
liquefaction:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
liquefaction 335 N.
liquefiable:
-
liquefaction 335 Adj.
liquefied:
-
fluidity 333 Adj.
-
liquefaction 335 Adj.
liquefy:
-
liquefaction 335 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
fluidity 333 V.
liquescence:
-
liquefaction 335 N.
liquescency:
-
liquefaction 335 N.
liquescent:
-
liquefaction 335 Adj.
liqueur:
-
food 298 N.
-
sweetness 396 N.
liquid assets:
-
securities 799b N.
liquid helium:
-
cold 383 N.
-
refrigerator 387 N.
liquid hydrogen:
-
fuel 388 N.
liquid nitrogen freezer:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
liquid nitrogen:
-
cold 383 N.
-
refrigerator 387 N.
liquid oxygen:
-
fuel 388 N.
liquid:
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
fluidity 333 N.
-
fluidity 333 Adj.
-
letter 561 N.
liquidate:
-
payment 807 V.
-
price 812 V.
liquidation:
-
payment 807 N.
liquidator:
-
treasurer 801 N.
-
payment 807 N.
liquidity:
-
fluidity 333 N.
liquidness:
-
fluidity 333 N.
liquor store:
-
mart 799 N.
liquor up:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
liquor:
-
food 298 N.
-
drunkenness 959 V.
-
fluidity 333 N.
lisp:
-
stammering 583 N.
-
stammering 583 V.
lissom:
-
softness 324 Adj.
list of agenda:
-
plan 626 N.
list:
-
desire 865 V.
-
contention 720 N.
-
choice 609 V.
-
will 600 V.
-
hearing 418 V.
-
edge 231 N.
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
filament 205 N.
-
list 86 V.
-
list 86 N.
-
hearing 418 Int.
listed:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
listel:
-
ornament 847 N.
listen here!:
-
hearing 418 Int.
listen to reason:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 V.
listen to:
-
attention 457 V.
listen up:
-
hearing 418 Int.
listen with both ears:
-
hearing 418 V.
listen!:
-
hearing 418 Int.
listen:
-
hearing 418 V.
listener:
-
hearing 418 N.
listener-in:
-
hearing 418 N.
listing:
-
list 86 N.
listless:
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
lists:
-
arena 728 N.
litany:
-
worship 990 N.
literal meaning:
-
meaning 516 N.
literal translation:
-
interpretation 522 N.
literal:
-
imitation 19 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
meaning 516 Adj.
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
letter 561 Adj.
-
word 562 Adj.
-
observance 772 Adj.
literally:
-
meaning 516 N.
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
-
truth 494 Adv.
-
imitation 19 Adv.
literary hack:
-
book 593 N.
literary man:
-
scholar 492 N.
literary power:
-
style 569 N.
literary:
-
language 560 Adj.
literati:
-
scholar 492 N.
literature search:
-
experiment 463 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
literature:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
language 560 N.
lithagogue:
-
remedy 662 N.
lithe:
-
softness 324 Adj.
lithesome:
-
softness 324 Adj.
lithic:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
lithograph:
-
engraving 558 N.
-
engraving 558 V.
lithographic printing:
-
engraving 558 N.
lithography:
-
engraving 558 N.
lithoidal:
-
inorganization 358 Adj.
lithology:
-
inorganization 358 N.
Lithomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
lithosphere:
-
region 181 N.
lithotint:
-
engraving 558 N.
litigant:
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
-
judge 967 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
litigate:
-
discord 713 V.
litigation:
-
discord 713 N.
-
contention 720 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
litigious:
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
lawsuit 969 Adj.
litmus paper:
-
experiment 463 N.
litmus test:
-
experiment 463 N.
litter:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
posterity 167 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
little by little:
-
slowness 275 Adv.
-
degree 26 Adv.
little chance:
-
improbability 473 N.
little did one expect:
-
inexpectation 508 Phr.
little did one think:
-
inexpectation 508 Phr.
Little Dipper:
-
world 318 N.
little one:
-
infant 129 N.
little:
-
love 897 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
shortness 201 Adj.
littleness:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
-
shortness 201 N.
littoral:
-
land 342 Adj.
liturgy:
-
rite 998 N.
live again:
-
restoration 660 V.
live alone:
-
celibacy 904 V.
live and let live:
-
inaction 681 V.
-
freedom 748 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
live at free quarters:
-
sociality 892 V.
live by one's wits:
-
improbity 940 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
-
cunning 702 V.
-
skill 698 V.
-
deception 545 V.
live circuit:
-
power 157 N.
live coverage:
-
news 532 N.
live from hand to mouth:
-
insufficiency 640 V.
-
nonpreparation 674 V.
-
poverty 804 V.
live hard:
-
intemperance 954 V.
live high on the hog:
-
intemperance 954 V.
live high:
-
intemperance 954 V.
live in a glass house:
-
danger 665 V.
-
visibility 446 V.
-
brittleness 328 V.
live in clover:
-
prosperity 734 V.
live in comfort:
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
live in hope:
-
hope 858 V.
live in one's mind:
-
memory 505 V.
live in one's thoughts:
-
memory 505 V.
live it up:
-
intemperance 954 V.
live like cat and dog:
-
discord 713 V.
live matter:
-
printing 591 N.
live on:
-
food 298 V.
live rail:
-
power 157 N.
live secluded:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
live separate:
-
divorce 905 V.
live single:
-
celibacy 904 V.
live stock:
-
animal 366 N.
live to fight again:
-
diuturnity 110 V.
live upon nothing:
-
parsimony 819 V.
live well:
-
intemperance 954 V.
live wire:
-
power 157 N.
live:
-
permanence 141 V.
-
existence 1 V.
-
news 532 Adj.
-
repute 873 V.
-
life 359 V.
-
presence 186 V.
-
heat 382 Adj.
livelihood:
-
wealth 803 N.
liveliness:
-
activity 682 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
livelong:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
lively imagination:
-
imagination 515 N.
lively pace:
-
velocity 274 N.
lively rate:
-
velocity 274 N.
lively:
-
physical sensibility 375 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
life 359 Adj.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
liver-colored:
-
brown 433 Adj.
livery man:
-
freedom 748 N.
livery servant:
-
servant 746 N.
livery:
-
color 428 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
livid:
-
purple 437 Adj.
-
gray 432 Adj.
lividity:
-
purple 437 N.
-
blackness 431 N.
lividness:
-
purple 437 N.
living beings:
-
organization 357 N.
living nature:
-
organization 357 N.
living soul:
-
mankind 372 N.
living thing:
-
animal 366 N.
living:
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
business 625 V.
-
business 625 N.
-
life 359 Adj.
livret:
-
book 593 N.
lixiviate:
-
cleanness 652 V.
lixiviation:
-
liquefaction 335 N.
lixivium:
-
liquefaction 335 N.
llama:
-
carrier 271 N.
llano:
-
plain 344 N.
Lloyd's register:
-
list 86 N.
lo and behold!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
-
attention 457 Int.
lo!:
-
attention 457 Int.
lo:
-
wonder 870 Int.
load star:
-
direction 693 N.
load the dice:
-
deception 545 V.
load the memory with:
-
memory 505 V.
load with reproaches:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
load with:
-
hindrance 706 V.
load:
-
location 184 V.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
contents 190 N.
-
completeness 52 V.
-
greatness 31 N.
-
completeness 52 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
store 636 V.
-
gravity 319 V.
-
gravity 319 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
loaded dice:
-
deception 545 N.
loaded with shame:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
loadstar:
-
attraction 288 N.
-
indication 550 N.
loadstone:
-
motive 615 N.
-
attraction 288 N.
loaf:
-
size 192 N.
-
inactivity 683 V.
loafer:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
loam:
-
land 342 N.
loan shark:
-
lending 787 N.
loan:
-
lending 787 V.
-
lending 787 N.
loaner:
-
lending 787 N.
loath:
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
loathe to:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
loathe:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
-
dislike 867 V.
-
hate 898 V.
loathful:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dislike 867 Adj.
loathing:
-
weariness 841 N.
-
dislike 867 N.
loathsome:
-
unsavoriness 395 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dislike 867 Adj.
loaves and fishes:
-
wealth 803 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
lobby:
-
motive 615 V.
-
method 627 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
lobbyism:
-
motive 615 N.
lobbyist:
-
motive 615 N.
-
politics 737b N.
lobe:
-
part 51 N.
lobiform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
lobule:
-
part 51 N.
local board:
-
council 696 N.
local color:
-
color 428 N.
local habitation:
-
abode 189 N.
local:
-
situation 183 Adj.
-
region 181 Adj.
locale:
-
situation 183 N.
localism:
-
neologism 563 N.
locality:
-
place 182 N.
-
situation 183 N.
localization:
-
location 184 N.
localize:
-
location 184 V.
locate oneself:
-
location 184 V.
locate:
-
location 184 V.
location:
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
location 184 N.
loch:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
Lochaber ax:
-
arms 727 N.
lock hospital:
-
remedy 662 N.
lock out:
-
resistance 719 N.
lock stock and barrel:
-
whole 50 N.
lock the wheel:
-
hindrance 706 V.
lock up to:
-
repute 873 V.
lock up:
-
concealment 528 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
lock:
-
conduit 350 N.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
junction 43 V.
-
quiescence 265 N.
locker:
-
receptacle 191 N.
locket:
-
jewelry 847a N.
lockjaw:
-
disease 655 N.
locksmith:
-
agent 690 N.
lockup:
-
prison 752 N.
lock-weir:
-
conduit 350 N.
locofoco:
-
fuel 388 N.
locomotion:
-
motion 264 N.
locomotive:
-
journey 266 Adj.
-
journey 266 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
locular:
-
receptacle 191 Adj.
locum tenens:
-
substitution 147 N.
-
deputy 759 N.
-
inhabitant 188 N.
locust:
-
prodigality 818 N.
-
evil 913 N.
locution:
-
speech 582 N.
lode star:
-
direction 693 N.
lode:
-
store 636 N.
lodestar:
-
attraction 288 N.
-
indication 550 N.
lodestone:
-
attraction 288 N.
lodge a complaint:
-
accusation 938 V.
lodge itself:
-
insertion 300 V.
lodge:
-
location 184 V.
-
presence 186 V.
-
abode 189 N.
lodger:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
lodging:
-
abode 189 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
lodgment:
-
location 184 N.
loft:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
summit 210 N.
loftiness of purpose:
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
loftiness:
-
vigor 574 N.
-
height 206 N.
lofty:
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
-
height 206 Adj.
lofty-minded:
-
pride 878 Adj.
log cabin:
-
abode 189 N.
log canoe:
-
ship 273 N.
log house:
-
abode 189 N.
log line:
-
velocity 274 N.
log:
-
fuel 388 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
record 551 N.
logan:
-
oscillation 314 N.
logarithm:
-
number 84 N.
logarithmic:
-
number 84 Adj.
loggan:
-
oscillation 314 N.
loggerhead:
-
fool 501 N.
logic of facts:
-
demonstration 478 N.
logic:
-
reasoning 476 N.
logical consequence:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
logical implication:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
logical reasoning:
-
reasoning 476 N.
logical sequence:
-
reasoning 476 N.
logical:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
logician:
-
reasoning 476 N.
logistics:
-
warfare 722 N.
logography:
-
writing 590 N.
logogriph:
-
secret 533 N.
logomachy:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
conversation 588 N.
-
contention 720 N.
logometer:
-
numeration 85 N.
logometric:
-
number 84 Adj.
Logos:
-
deity 976 N.
logotype:
-
printing 591 N.
logrolling:
-
cooperation 709 N.
loin:
-
laterality 236 N.
-
rear 235 N.
loiter:
-
lateness 133 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
loiterer:
-
slowness 275 N.
Loki:
-
demon 980 N.
loll in the lap of luxury:
-
inactivity 683 V.
loll on:
-
support 215 V.
loll:
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
horizontality 213 V.
lollipop:
-
sweetness 396 N.
lollop:
-
inactivity 683 V.
loma:
-
height 206 N.
London fog:
-
yellowness 436 N.
lone:
-
unity 87 Adj.
loneliness:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
lonely:
-
unity 87 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
lonesome:
-
unity 87 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
long ago:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
-
the past 122 Adv.
long arm of the law:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
long bit:
-
money 800 N.
long boat:
-
ship 273 N.
long chair:
-
support 215 N.
long dozen:
-
five, &c 98 N.
long drawn out:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
long expected:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
long face:
-
dejection 837 N.
long head:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
long life to!:
-
repute 873 Int.
-
approbation 931 Int.
long lost:
-
loss 776 Adj.
long odds:
-
chance 156 N.
-
improbability 473 N.
long purse:
-
wealth 803 N.
long range:
-
distance 196 N.
long sea:
-
river 348 N.
long shot:
-
politics 737b N.
long sight:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
long since:
-
the past 122 Adv.
long sleeve chair:
-
support 215 N.
long ton:
-
gravity 319 N.
long tongued:
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
long winded:
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
long:
-
length 200 Adj.
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
-
desire 865 V.
longanimity:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
longeval:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
longevity:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
-
age 128 N.
long-faced:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
longhair:
-
sage 500 N.
longhead:
-
sage 500 N.
long-headed:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
longing eye:
-
desire 865 N.
longing:
-
desire 865 N.
longinquity:
-
distance 196 N.
longitude:
-
length 200 N.
longitudinal:
-
length 200 Adj.
longitudinally:
-
length 200 Adv.
long-lived:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
long-pending:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
longshoreman:
-
mariner 269 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
long-sighted:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
long-sightedness:
-
foresight 510 N.
longsome:
-
length 200 Adj.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
longspun:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
long-standing:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
longsufferance:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
long-suffering:
-
pity 914 N.
-
lenity 740 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
long-winded:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
loo:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
looby:
-
fool 501 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
look about for:
-
inquiry 461 V.
look about one:
-
care 459 V.
-
vision 441 V.
look after:
-
care 459 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
direction 693 V.
look aghast:
-
wonder 870 V.
-
disappointment 509 V.
look ahead:
-
foresight 510 V.
look alive:
-
activity 682 Int.
look along:
-
length 200 V.
look another way:
-
blindness 442 V.
look askance at:
-
dislike 867 V.
look askance:
-
dissent 489 V.
-
vision 441 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
look askant:
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
-
dissent 489 V.
look at home:
-
accusation 938 Int.
look at:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
vision 441 V.
-
attention 457 V.
look back upon:
-
memory 505 V.
look back:
-
memory 505 V.
-
the past 122 V.
look before one leaps:
-
caution 864 V.
look beyond:
-
foresight 510 V.
look big:
-
defiance 715 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
-
pride 878 V.
look black as thunder:
-
discontent 832 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
look black upon:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
look black:
-
discontent 832 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
look blank:
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
look blue:
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
disappointment 509 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
look boldly in the face:
-
courage 861 V.
look coldly upon:
-
discourtesy 895 V.
look cool upon:
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
look daggers:
-
resentment 900 V.
-
threat 909 V.
look danger in the face:
-
courage 861 V.
look down upon:
-
contempt 930 V.
look downcast:
-
dejection 837 V.
look foolish:
-
humility 879 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
look for:
-
expectation 507 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
look forward to:
-
expectation 507 V.
look forwards to:
-
foresight 510 V.
look forwards:
-
futurity 121 V.
look full in the face:
-
vision 441 V.
-
courage 861 V.
look glum:
-
discontent 832 V.
look grave:
-
dejection 837 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
look hard at:
-
vision 441 V.
look here:
-
attention 457 Int.
look ill:
-
ugliness 846 V.
look in the face:
-
courage 861 V.
look in:
-
sociality 892 V.
look intently:
-
vision 441 V.
look into the future:
-
foresight 510 V.
look into:
-
attention 457 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
look like a drowned man:
-
dejection 837 V.
look like a fool:
-
disrepute 874 V.
look like:
-
appearance 448 V.
-
similarity 17 V.
look on:
-
vision 441 V.
-
presence 186 V.
-
spectator 444 V.
look one in the face:
-
artlessness 703 V.
-
pride 878 V.
look one up:
-
sociality 892 V.
look out for:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
look out!:
-
warning 668 Int.
look out:
-
care 459 N.
-
intention 620 N.
look over:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
vision 441 V.
look round:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
vision 441 V.
look sharp!:
-
activity 682 Int.
look sharp:
-
activity 682 V.
-
care 459 V.
look sweet upon:
-
desire 865 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
-
love 897 V.
look through:
-
inquiry 461 V.
look to it!:
-
attention 457 Int.
look to the main chance:
-
caution 864 V.
look to:
-
duty 926 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
care 459 V.
look up to:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
respect 928 V.
look up:
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
dearness 814 V.
-
hope 858 V.
look upon as:
-
belief 484 V.
look upon:
-
vision 441 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
look with an evil eye:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
look with one's own eyes:
-
care 459 V.
look you:
-
attention 457 Int.
look!:
-
vision 441 Int.
look:
-
attention 457 Int.
-
attention 457 V.
-
appearance 448 V.
-
vision 441 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
vision 441 V.
-
smallness 32 N.
looker-on:
-
spectator 444 N.
looking back:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
the past 122 N.
looking before and after:
-
vision 441 Phr.
-
preparation 673 Phr.
looking forward to:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
looking up:
-
hope 858 Adj.
looking-glass:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
lookout:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
expectation 507 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
warning 668 N.
loom of the land:
-
land 342 N.
loom:
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
-
visibility 446 V.
-
destiny 152 V.
-
dimness 422 V.
-
workshop 691 N.
looming in the distance:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
looming:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
loon:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
fool 501 N.
loony:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
loop hole:
-
Pretext 617 N.
loop:
-
curvature 245 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
-
circuit 629 N.
loophole:
-
escape 671 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
vision 441 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
plan 626 N.
loopholed:
-
defense 717 Adj.
loose fish:
-
bad man 949 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
loose memory:
-
oblivion 506 N.
loose suggestion:
-
supposition 514 N.
loose supposition:
-
supposition 514 N.
loose the purse strings:
-
expenditure 809 V.
loose thread:
-
error 495 N.
loose:
-
pendency 214 Adj.
-
deviation 279 Adj.
-
incoherence 47 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
laxity 738 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
liberation 750 V.
loosen:
-
incoherence 47 V.
-
liberation 750 V.
looseness of morals:
-
vice 945 N.
looseness:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
-
incoherence 47 N.
loosening:
-
incoherence 47 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
loot:
-
stealing 791 V.
-
booty 793 N.
lop and top:
-
agriculture 371 V.
lop:
-
shortness 201 V.
lopped:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
lopper:
-
density 321 V.
lopsided:
-
inequality 28 Adj.
loquacious:
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
loquaciousness:
-
loquacity 584 N.
loquacity:
-
loquacity 584 N.
lorcha:
-
ship 273 N.
Lord Chancellor:
-
judge 967 N.
Lord Chief Justice:
-
judge 967 N.
lord it over:
-
insolence 885 V.
-
authority 737 V.
Lord Justice:
-
judge 967 N.
lord lieutenant:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
lord mayor:
-
master 745 N.
Lord Mayor's show:
-
celebration 883 N.
lord of misrule:
-
bungler 701 N.
lord of the ascendant:
-
master 745 N.
lord of the manor:
-
possessor 779 N.
lord paramount:
-
master 745 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
lord:
-
master 745 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
-
deity 976 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
lordling:
-
nobility 875 N.
lordly:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
Lord's day:
-
repose 687 N.
Lords Justices' court:
-
tribunal 966 N.
lords of the creation:
-
mankind 372 N.
Lord's prayer:
-
worship 990 N.
Lord's supper:
-
rite 998 N.
Lord's table:
-
temple 1000 N.
lords:
-
nobility 875 N.
lordship:
-
government 737a N.
-
property 780 N.
-
title 877 N.
lore:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
learning 539 N.
lorette:
-
libertine 962 N.
Lorettine:
-
clergy 996 N.
lorgnette:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
loricated:
-
covering 223 Adj.
lorication:
-
defense 717 N.
lorn:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
lorry:
-
vehicle 272 N.
lose all hope:
-
hopelessness 859 V.
lose an opportunity:
-
lateness 133 V.
-
untimeliness 135 V.
lose breath:
-
fatigue 688 V.
lose caste:
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
improbity 940 V.
lose color:
-
achromatism 429 V.
lose control of oneself:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
lose control:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
lose flesh:
-
contraction 195 V.
lose ground:
-
slowness 275 V.
-
shortcoming 304 V.
-
regression 283 V.
-
failure 732 V.
lose heart:
-
dejection 837 V.
lose interest:
-
money 800 V.
lose no time:
-
haste 684 V.
-
activity 682 V.
lose not a moment:
-
haste 684 V.
lose not an instant:
-
haste 684 V.
lose one's balance:
-
failure 732 V.
lose one's cool:
-
excitability 825 V.
lose one's cunning:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
lose one's faculties:
-
insanity 503 V.
lose one's head:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
insanity 503 V.
lose one's heart:
-
love 897 V.
lose one's labor:
-
failure 732 V.
lose one's life:
-
death 360 V.
lose one's marbles:
-
insanity 503 V.
lose one's reason:
-
insanity 503 V.
lose one's senses:
-
insanity 503 V.
lose one's temper:
-
excitability 825 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
lose one's way:
-
deviation 279 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
lose one's wits:
-
insanity 503 V.
lose oneself:
-
error 495 V.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
lose sight of:
-
noncompletion 730 V.
-
invisibility 447 V.
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
blindness 442 V.
-
oblivion 506 V.
lose the clew:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
lose the clue:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
lose the day:
-
failure 732 V.
lose the hope of:
-
hopelessness 859 V.
lose time:
-
inactivity 683 V.
lose track of time:
-
anachronism 115 V.
lose wind:
-
fatigue 688 V.
lose:
-
failure 732 V.
-
loss 776 V.
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
-
oblivion 506 V.
losel:
-
prodigality 818 N.
-
prodigality 818 Adj.
loser:
-
politics 737b N.
losing game:
-
failure 732 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
losing:
-
loss 776 Adj.
loss of fortune:
-
poverty 804 N.
loss of health:
-
disease 655 N.
loss of life:
-
death 360 N.
loss of right:
-
undueness 925 N.
loss of strength:
-
weakness 160 N.
loss:
-
waste 638 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
evil 619 N.
-
death 360 N.
-
decrement 40a N.
-
loss 776 N.
lost in admiration:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
lost in amazement:
-
wonder 870 Adj.
lost in astonishment:
-
wonder 870 Adj.
lost in iniquity:
-
vice 945 Adj.
lost in thought:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
thought 451 Adj.
lost in wonder:
-
wonder 870 Adj.
lost labor:
-
inutility 645 N.
lost sheep:
-
bad man 949 N.
lost to shame:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
lost to sight:
-
disappearance 449 Adj.
lost to view:
-
disappearance 449 Adj.
lost to virtue:
-
vice 945 Adj.
lost trouble:
-
inutility 645 N.
lost:
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
disappearance 449 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
loss 776 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
-
absence 187 Adj.
lot fortune:
-
necessity 601 N.
lot:
-
state 7 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
chance 621 N.
-
quantity 25 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
lota:
-
receptacle 191 N.
loth:
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
-
dislike 867 Adj.
Lothario:
-
love 897 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
lotion:
-
water 337 N.
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
loto:
-
amusement 840 N.
lots:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
lottery:
-
chance 156 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
lotto:
-
amusement 840 N.
lotus eater:
-
inactivity 683 N.
loud noise:
-
loudness 404 N.
loud:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
loudly:
-
loudness 404 Adv.
loudness:
-
loudness 404 N.
lough:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
lounge:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
inactivity 683 V.
lounger:
-
inactivity 683 N.
louse:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
lout:
-
fool 501 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
loutish:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
louvre:
-
airpipe 351 N.
lovable:
-
love 897 Adj.
love affair:
-
love 897 N.
love all, trust a few:
-
caution 864 Phr.
love conquers all:
-
love 897 Phr.
-
success 731 Phr.
love knot:
-
indication 550 N.
love letter:
-
endearment 902 N.
love of country:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
love of truth:
-
veracity 543 N.
love pot:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
love song:
-
poetry 597 N.
love story:
-
love 897 N.
-
drama 599 N.
love suit:
-
love 897 N.
love tale:
-
endearment 902 N.
-
love 897 N.
love to distraction:
-
love 897 V.
love token:
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
endearment 902 N.
love:
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
favorite 899 N.
-
pleasure 827 V.
-
love 897 N.
-
love 897 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
-
desire 865 N.
-
approbation 931 N.
loved:
-
love 897 Adj.
loveliness:
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
lovelock:
-
roughness 256 N.
lovelorn:
-
hate 898 Adj.
lovely:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
lovemaking:
-
endearment 902 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
love-making:
-
junction 43 N.
lover:
-
desire 865 N.
-
love 897 N.
love-sick:
-
love 897 Adj.
-
endearment 902 Adj.
loving cup:
-
sociality 892 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
loving:
-
love 897 Adj.
loving-kindness:
-
benevolence 906 N.
Low Church:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
low comedian:
-
drama 599 N.
low comedy:
-
drama 599 N.
low company:
-
commonality 876 N.
low condition:
-
commonality 876 N.
low fellow:
-
commonality 876 N.
low in tone:
-
blackness 431 V.
low life:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
low mass:
-
rite 998 N.
low note:
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
resonance 408 N.
low pH:
-
sourness 397 N.
low price:
-
cheapness 815 N.
low priced:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
low quality:
-
worthlessness 812b N.
low relief:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
sculpture 557 N.
low society:
-
commonality 876 N.
low spirited:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
low spirits:
-
dejection 837 N.
low tide:
-
lowness 207 N.
low water:
-
poverty 804 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
lowness 207 N.
-
dryness 340 N.
low:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
lowness 207 Adj.
-
ululation 412 V.
lowborn:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
lowboy:
-
receptacle 191 N.
lower case:
-
printing 591 N.
lower classes:
-
commonality 876 N.
lower colors:
-
submission 725 V.
lower one's note:
-
humility 879 V.
lower one's tone:
-
humility 879 V.
lower quality:
-
inferiority 34 N.
lower worth:
-
inferiority 34 N.
lower:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
sullenness 901a V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
prediction 511 V.
-
dimness 422 V.
-
darkness 421 V.
-
lowness 207 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
-
depression 308 V.
lowering:
-
depression 308 N.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
lowest dregs of vice:
-
vice 945 N.
lowest:
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
lowlands:
-
lowness 207 N.
lowlihood:
-
humility 879 N.
lowliness:
-
humility 879 N.
lowly:
-
humility 879 Adj.
low-minded:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
lown:
-
fool 501 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
lowness of spirits:
-
dejection 837 N.
lowness:
-
lowness 207 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
humility 879 N.
low-thoughted:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
low-toned:
-
blackness 431 V.
lox:
-
fuel 388 N.
loy:
-
vehicle 272 N.
loyal:
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
observance 772 Adj.
-
obedience 743 Adj.
loyalty:
-
obedience 743 N.
-
probity 939 N.
lozenge:
-
angularity 244 N.
Ls.d.:
-
money 800 N.
LSD:
-
intemperance 954 N.
LST:
-
ship 273 N.
lubbard:
-
inactivity 683 N.
lubber:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
-
fool 501 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
lubberly:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
lubricate:
-
lubrication 332 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
smoothness 255 V.
lubricated:
-
lubrication 332 Adj.
lubricating oil:
-
lubrication 332 N.
lubrication:
-
smoothness 255 N.
-
lubrication 332 N.
-
unctuousness 355 N.
lubricitate:
-
lubrication 332 V.
lubricity:
-
smoothness 255 N.
-
unctuousness 355 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
lubricous:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
lubrication 332 Adj.
lubrification:
-
lubrication 332 N.
lucent:
-
light 420 Adj.
lucid interval:
-
sanity 502 N.
lucid:
-
light 420 Adj.
-
transparency 425 Adj.
-
sanity 502 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
perspicuity 570 Adj.
lucidity:
-
light 420 N.
-
transparency 425 N.
-
sanity 502 N.
-
intelligibility 518 N.
lucidness:
-
perspicuity 570 N.
lucifer:
-
fuel 388 N.
-
satan 978 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
luciferous:
-
light 420 Adj.
lucific:
-
light 420 Adj.
lucimeter:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
luck:
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
chance 156 N.
-
chance 621 N.
luckless:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
lucky dog:
-
prosperity 734 N.
lucky hit:
-
success 731 N.
lucky:
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
-
occasion 134 Adj.
lucrative:
-
acquisition 775 Adj.
lucre:
-
wealth 803 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
Lucretia:
-
purity 960 N.
luctation:
-
contention 720 N.
lucubration:
-
thought 451 N.
luculent:
-
light 420 Adj.
Luddites:
-
party 712 N.
ludibrious:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
ludicrous:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
luetic:
-
disease 655 Adj.
luff:
-
navigation 267 V.
lug in head and shoulders:
-
irrelation 10 V.
lug:
-
hearing 418 N.
-
traction 285 V.
luggage train:
-
vehicle 272 N.
luggage van:
-
vehicle 272 N.
luggage:
-
property 780 N.
lugger:
-
ship 273 N.
luggy:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
lugubrious:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
lukewarm:
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
indifference 866 Adj.
lukewarmness:
-
insensibility 823 N.
lull to sleep:
-
quiescence 265 V.
lull:
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
silence 403 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
-
moderation 174 V.
lullaby:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
moderation 174 N.
-
music 415 N.
-
relief 834 N.
lull'd by soft zephyrs:
-
wind 349 Phr.
lumbago:
-
physical pain 378 N.
lumbar region:
-
rear 235 N.
lumbar:
-
rear 235 Adj.
lumber room:
-
receptacle 191 N.
lumber store:
-
mart 799 N.
lumber yard:
-
mart 799 N.
lumber:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
store 636 N.
lumbering:
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
lumbriciform:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
luminary:
-
luminary 423 N.
-
sage 500 N.
luminescent:
-
luminary 423 Adj.
luminiferous:
-
light 420 Adj.
luminosity:
-
light 420 N.
luminous:
-
light 420 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
luminousness:
-
light 420 N.
lummox:
-
fool 501 N.
lump of affectation:
-
affectation 855 N.
lump of:
-
gravity 319 N.
lump sum:
-
money 800 N.
lump together:
-
combination 48 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
lump:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
whole 50 N.
-
density 321 N.
-
size 192 N.
lumper:
-
agent 690 N.
lumping:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
lumpish:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
gravity 319 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
lumpy:
-
gravity 319 Adj.
lunacy:
-
insanity 503 N.
lunar caustic:
-
calefaction 384 N.
lunar:
-
world 318 Adj.
lunate:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
lunatic:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
madman 504 N.
lunation:
-
period 108 N.
lunch:
-
food 298 N.
-
food 298 V.
luncheon:
-
food 298 N.
lunge:
-
attack 716 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
lungi:
-
clothing 225 N.
lungs:
-
voice 580 N.
-
wind 349 N.
-
loudness 404 N.
-
cry 411 N.
luniform:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
lunular:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
lunule:
-
curvature 245 N.
lupanar:
-
impurity 961 N.
lupine:
-
taking 789 Adj.
lurch:
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
descent 306 N.
-
descent 306 V.
-
oscillation 314 N.
-
failure 732 N.
lure:
-
deception 545 V.
-
motive 615 N.
-
motive 615 V.
lurid:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
redness 434 Adj.
-
darkness 421 Adj.
lurk:
-
latency, implication 526 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
ambush 530 V.
-
invisibility 447 V.
lurking hole:
-
ambush 530 N.
lurking place:
-
ambush 530 N.
lurking:
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
luscious:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
-
sweetness 396 Adj.
lush:
-
vegetability 365 Adj.
-
sweetness 396 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
-
drunkenness 959 V.
lushy:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
lusk:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
lusory:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
lust after:
-
desire 865 V.
lust:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
luster:
-
luminary 423 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
light 420 N.
lustful:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
lustihood:
-
strength 159 N.
-
size 192 N.
lustily:
-
loudness 404 Adv.
-
exertion 686 Adv.
lustless:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
lust-quencher:
-
indifference 866 N.
lustration:
-
atonement 952 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
lustrous:
-
light 420 Adj.
lusty:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
lute:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
coherence 46 V.
luteous:
-
yellowness 436 Adj.
Lutheran:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
lutose:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
Luvs:
-
clothing 225 N.
luxation:
-
disjunction 44 N.
luxuriance:
-
productiveness 168 N.
-
sufficiency 639 N.
luxuriant:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
luxuriate in:
-
physical pleasure 377 V.
-
pleasure 827 V.
luxurious:
-
physical pleasure 377 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
luxuriousness:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
luxury sedan:
-
vehicle 272 N.
luxury:
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
lycanthropy:
-
insanity 503 N.
Lyceum:
-
school 542 N.
lyddite:
-
arms 727 N.
Lydford law:
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illegality 964 N.
Lydian measures:
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music 415 N.
lying down:
-
horizontality 213 N.
lying low:
-
lowness 207 Adj.
lying:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
Lyking:
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pseudo-revelation 986 N.
lymph:
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transparency 425 N.
-
fluidity 333 N.
-
water 337 N.
lymphatic:
-
water 337 Adj.
lynch law:
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illegality 964 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
-
compulsion 744 N.
lynch:
-
punishment 972 V.
lyncher:
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scourge 975 N.
lynx:
-
vision 441 N.
lynx-eyed:
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vision 441 Adj.
lyophilize:
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preservation 670 V.
lyophilizer:
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dryness 340 N.
lyre:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
lyric poetry:
-
poetry 597 N.
lyric:
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poetry 597 Adj.
-
music 415 Adj.
-
poetry 597 N.
lyrical:
-
poetry 597 Adj.
lyrist:
-
poetry 597 N.
M
M.P.:
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council 696 N.
M1:
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money 800 N.
M2:
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money 800 N.
M80:
-
snap 406 N.
Mab:
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Jupiter 979 N.
mabap:
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paternity 166 N.
macadamize:
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smoothness 255 V.
macaroni:
-
fop 854 N.
macaronic verse:
-
poetry 597 N.
macaronic:
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absurdity 497 Adj.
-
absurdity 497 N.
macaronics:
-
neologism 563 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
mace bearer:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
mace:
-
arms 727 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
-
condiment 393 N.
macerate:
-
water 337 V.
maceration:
-
asceticism 955 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
water 337 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
Macheath:
-
thief 792 N.
Machiavel:
-
cunning 702 N.
Machiavelian:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
Machiavelism:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
machicolated:
-
defense 717 Adj.
machicolation:
-
notch 257 N.
-
defense 717 N.
machinal:
-
instrument 633 Adj.
machination:
-
plan 626 N.
-
cunning 702 N.
machinations of the devil:
-
evil 619 N.
machinator:
-
plan 626 N.
machine gun:
-
arms 727 N.
machine:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
party 712 N.
machinery:
-
instrument 633 N.
machinist:
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drama 599 N.
-
agent 690 N.
macilency:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
macilent:
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narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
mackerel sky:
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bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
mackerel:
-
variegation 440 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
-
animal 366 N.
mackintosh:
-
clothing 225 N.
macrobiotic:
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diuturnity 110 Adj.
macrocolous:
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length 200 Adj.
macrocosm:
-
world 318 N.
macrogamete:
-
organization 357 N.
macrology:
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ornament 577 N.
mactation:
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idolatry 991 N.
macula:
-
blemish 848 N.
maculate:
-
variegation 440 V.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
maculation:
-
variegation 440 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
mad after:
-
desire 865 Adj.
mad as a hatter:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
mad as a March hare:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
mad with rage:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
mad:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
madam:
-
woman 374 N.
madame:
-
woman 374 N.
mad-brained:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
madcap:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
wit 842 Adj.
-
madman 504 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
madden:
-
violence 173 V.
-
insanity 503 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
maddened:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
madder:
-
redness 434 N.
made acquainted with:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
made man:
-
prosperity 734 N.
made of iron:
-
strength 159 Adj.
made of money:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
madefaction:
-
moisture 339 N.
madid:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
madman:
-
fool 501 N.
-
madman 504 N.
madness:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
Madonna:
-
good man 948 N.
-
angel 977 N.
-
piety 987 N.
madrigal:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
music 415 N.
madstone:
-
spell 993 N.
Maelstrom:
-
river 348 N.
-
pitfall 667 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
maestoso:
-
music 415 Adv.
mafia:
-
thief 792 N.
magazine rifle:
-
arms 727 N.
magazine:
-
record 551 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
store 636 N.
Magdalen:
-
penitence 950 N.
mage:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
magenta:
-
redness 434 N.
maggot:
-
caprice 608 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
maggoty headed:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
maggoty:
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
maggoty-headed:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
Magi:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
sage 500 N.
magic lantern:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
-
optical instruments 445 N.
magic mirror:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
magic:
-
sorcery 992 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
sorcery 992 Adj.
magical:
-
sorcery 992 Adj.
magician:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
magilp:
-
resin 356a N.
magisterial:
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
magistery:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
magistracy:
-
government 737a N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
magistrate:
-
master 745 N.
-
judge 967 N.
magistrature:
-
government 737a N.
magma:
-
mixture 41 N.
magnanimity:
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
magnanimous:
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
magnate:
-
nobility 875 N.
magnet:
-
desire 865 N.
-
attraction 288 N.
-
motive 615 N.
magnetic attraction:
-
attraction 288 N.
magnetic coil:
-
attraction 288 N.
magnetic dipole:
-
attraction 288 N.
magnetic force:
-
motive 615 N.
magnetic levitation:
-
repulsion 289 N.
magnetic media:
-
information 527 N.
magnetic monopole:
-
attraction 288 N.
magnetic pole:
-
attraction 288 N.
magnetic repulsion:
-
repulsion 289 N.
magnetism:
-
power 157 N.
-
attraction 288 N.
-
motive 615 N.
magnetite:
-
attraction 288 N.
magnetize:
-
motive 615 V.
-
sorcery 992 V.
-
influence 175 V.
magnificence:
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
magnificent:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
magnifier:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
magnify:
-
increase 35 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
worship 990 V.
magnifying glass:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
magnifying mirror:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
magniloquence:
-
boasting 884 N.
magniloquent:
-
boasting 884 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
magnitude:
-
quantity 25 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
-
size 192 N.
magpie:
-
loquacity 584 N.
magsman:
-
thief 792 N.
maharaja:
-
nobility 875 N.
maharajah:
-
master 745 N.
maharani:
-
master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
mahatma:
-
proficient 700 N.
mahlstick:
-
support 215 N.
maid of all work:
-
servant 746 N.
maid of honor:
-
friend 890 N.
maid:
-
infant 129 N.
-
servant 746 N.
-
celibacy 904 N.
maidan:
-
plain 344 N.
maiden speech:
-
beginning 66 N.
maiden:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
infant 129 N.
-
celibacy 904 N.
maidenhead:
-
celibacy 904 N.
maidenhood:
-
celibacy 904 N.
maidenly:
-
woman 374 Adj.
maidservant:
-
servant 746 N.
mail car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
mail coach:
-
vehicle 272 N.
mail phaeton:
-
vehicle 272 N.
mail van:
-
vehicle 272 N.
mail:
-
messenger 534 N.
-
transference 270 V.
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
defense 717 N.
mailstate:
-
vehicle 272 N.
maim:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
main chance:
-
importance 642 N.
-
chance 156 N.
-
good 618 N.
main course:
-
food 298 N.
main force:
-
strength 159 N.
-
compulsion 744 N.
main part:
-
greatness 31 N.
-
whole 50 N.
main:
-
conduit 350 N.
-
ocean 341 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
importance 642 Adj.
mainland:
-
land 342 N.
mainly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
mainpernor:
-
security 771 N.
mainspring:
-
cause 153 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
mainstay:
-
support 215 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
-
hope 858 N.
maintain its course:
-
continuance in action 143 V.
maintain one's course:
-
perseverance 604a V.
maintain one's ground:
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
defense 717 V.
maintain:
-
support 215 V.
-
agency 170 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
permanence 141 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
maintaining power:
-
agency 170 N.
maintenance:
-
agency 170 N.
-
preservation 670 N.
-
permanence 141 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
maintien:
-
conduct 692 N.
majestic:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
majesty:
-
repute 873 N.
-
deity 976 N.
-
master 745 N.
major coin:
-
money 800 N.
major denomination:
-
money 800 N.
major general:
-
master 745 N.
major key:
-
melody concord 413 N.
major mode:
-
melody concord 413 N.
major part:
-
greatness 31 N.
-
whole 50 N.
major Prophets:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
major scale:
-
melody concord 413 N.
major suit:
-
amusement 840 N.
major:
-
master 745 N.
-
superiority 33 Adj.
major-domo:
-
director 694 N.
-
servant 746 N.
majority:
-
multitude 102 N.
-
plurality 100 N.
-
superiority 33 N.
-
adolescence 131 N.
majuscular:
-
letter 561 Adj.
majuscule:
-
letter 561 N.
make a bargain:
-
barter 794 V.
-
compact 769 V.
make a beginning:
-
beginning 66 V.
make a bet:
-
chance 621 V.
make a boast of:
-
boasting 884 V.
make a bold push:
-
essay 675 V.
make a bonfire of:
-
calefaction 384 V.
make a botch of:
-
failure 732 V.
make a cat's-paw of:
-
use 677 V.
make a circle:
-
circuition 311 V.
make a clean breast:
-
veracity 543 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
make a clean sweep of:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
cleanness 652 V.
make a complete circle:
-
circuition 311 V.
make a compromise:
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
mid-course 628 V.
make a dash at:
-
resolution 604 V.
make a dash:
-
haste 684 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
attack 716 V.
-
repute 873 V.
make a dead set against:
-
opposition 708 V.
make a dead set at:
-
attack 716 V.
make a decree:
-
command 741 V.
make a deduction:
-
judgment 480 V.
make a detour:
-
circuition 311 V.
-
circuit 629 V.
make a display:
-
ostentation 882 V.
make a figure:
-
importance 642 V.
make a fool of oneself:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
ridiculousness 853 V.
make a fool of:
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
make a fortune:
-
wealth 803 V.
make a fresh start:
-
beginning 66 V.
make a fuss about:
-
importance 642 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
make a fuss over:
-
importance 642 V.
make a fuss:
-
activity 682 V.
make a go of it:
-
success 731 V.
make a grab at:
-
taking 789 V.
make a grimace:
-
dislike 867 V.
make a handle of:
-
use 677 V.
-
Pretext 617 V.
make a hit:
-
skill 698 V.
-
success 731 V.
make a joke:
-
wit 842 V.
make a leap at:
-
pursuit 622 V.
make a leg:
-
courtesy 894 V.
make a long arm:
-
length 200 V.
-
taking 789 V.
make a long face:
-
dejection 837 V.
make a man of.:
-
courage 861 V.
make a man of:
-
goodness 648 V.
make a merit of:
-
boasting 884 V.
make a mess of:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
failure 732 V.
make a motion:
-
supposition 514 V.
-
offer 763 V.
make a mouth:
-
dislike 867 V.
make a noise in the world:
-
repute 873 V.
make a noise:
-
sound 402 V.
-
repute 873 V.
make a note of:
-
memory 505 V.
make a note:
-
record 551 V.
make a pass at:
-
attack 716 V.
make a petition:
-
request 765 V.
make a place for:
-
location 184 V.
make a plunge:
-
plunge 310 V.
make a point of:
-
contention 720 V.
-
compulsion 744 V.
-
conditions 770 V.
-
probity 939 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
make a prayer:
-
request 765 V.
make a present:
-
giving 784 V.
make a pretext of:
-
Pretext 617 V.
make a puppet of:
-
authority 737 V.
make a purchase:
-
purchase 795 V.
make a push:
-
activity 682 V.
make a report:
-
description 594 V.
make a request:
-
request 765 V.
make a requisition:
-
request 765 V.
-
command 741 V.
-
requirement 630 V.
make a return:
-
record 551 V.
make a riot:
-
resistance 719 V.
-
violence 173 V.
make a row:
-
violence 173 V.
make a rush at:
-
attack 716 V.
make a sacrifice:
-
disinterestedness 942 V.
make a set at:
-
attack 716 V.
make a shift with:
-
use 677 V.
-
substitution 147 V.
make a show of:
-
falsehood 544 V.
make a show:
-
ostentation 882 V.
make a sign:
-
indication 550 V.
make a slip:
-
failure 732 V.
make a sorry face:
-
disrepute 874 V.
make a speech:
-
speech 582 V.
make a splash:
-
repute 873 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
make a splurge:
-
ostentation 882 V.
make a stand:
-
resistance 719 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
make a start:
-
beginning 66 V.
make a stir about:
-
importance 642 V.
make a stir:
-
activity 682 V.
make a thrust at:
-
attack 716 V.
make a toil of a pleasure:
-
activity 682 V.
make a trial of:
-
experiment 463 V.
make a wry face:
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
make a wry mouth at:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
make absolute:
-
evidence 467 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
make accounts square:
-
accounts 811 V.
make acquaintance with:
-
friendship 888 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
-
information 527 V.
make advances:
-
offer 763 V.
-
progression 282 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
make after:
-
pursuit 622 V.
make alike:
-
similarity 17 V.
make all snug:
-
preparation 673 V.
make all square:
-
restoration 660 V.
make allowance for:
-
qualification 469 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
make allowance:
-
discount 813 V.
make allowances for:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
make allusion to:
-
information 527 V.
make amends:
-
atonement 952 V.
-
reward 973 V.
make an abstract:
-
compendium 596 V.
make an affidavit:
-
affirmation 535 V.
make an April fool of:
-
deception 545 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
ridicule 856 V.
make an ass of:
-
deception 545 V.
make an assertion:
-
affirmation 535 V.
make an attempt:
-
essay 675 V.
make an end of:
-
end 67 V.
make an engagement:
-
promise 768 V.
make an entry of:
-
record 551 V.
make an example of:
-
punishment 972 V.
make an experiment:
-
experiment 463 V.
make an impression:
-
physical energy 171 V.
-
thought 451 V.
make an offer:
-
endearment 902 V.
make an order:
-
command 741 V.
make application:
-
request 765 V.
make away from:
-
avoidance 623 V.
make away with oneself:
-
killing 361 V.
make away with:
-
killing 361 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
disuse 678 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
make believe:
-
falsehood 544 V.
make bold to ask:
-
request 765 V.
make bold with:
-
discourtesy 895 V.
make bold:
-
insolence 885 V.
-
courage 861 V.
make both ends meet:
-
wealth 803 V.
-
economy 817 V.
make bricks without straw:
-
impossibility 471 V.
make capital out of:
-
Pretext 617 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
make captive:
-
restraint 751 V.
make certain of:
-
discovery 480a V.
make choice of:
-
choice 609 V.
make clean sweep of:
-
destruction 162 V.
make common cause with:
-
cooperation 709 V.
make common cause:
-
concurrence 178 V.
make compensation:
-
payment 807 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
make corrections:
-
improvement 658 V.
make due provision for:
-
provision 637 V.
make faces:
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
-
ugliness 846 V.
-
distortion 243 V.
make fast:
-
junction 43 V.
make for:
-
direction 278 V.
make forced marches:
-
velocity 274 V.
make free of:
-
freedom 748 V.
make free with:
-
freedom 748 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
make free:
-
insolence 885 V.
make friends with:
-
friendship 888 V.
make fun of:
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
wit 842 V.
make game of:
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
make game:
-
deception 545 V.
make good one's escape:
-
escape 671 V.
make good one's promise:
-
observance 772 V.
make good one's word:
-
observance 772 V.
make good use of:
-
improvement 658 V.
make good:
-
observance 772 V.
-
atonement 952 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
completeness 52 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
provision 637 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
stability 150 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
-
demonstration 478 V.
make hash of:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
make haste:
-
haste 684 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
earliness 132 V.
make head against:
-
success 731 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
make head:
-
progression 282 V.
make headway:
-
progression 282 V.
make holiday:
-
amusement 840 V.
make hot:
-
calefaction 384 V.
make improvements:
-
improvement 658 V.
make inquiry:
-
inquiry 461 V.
make interest for:
-
aid 707 V.
make interest:
-
request 765 V.
make investments:
-
preparation 673 V.
make it a condition:
-
conditions 770 V.
make it look easy:
-
facility 705 V.
make it one's business:
-
business 625 V.
make it:
-
pacification 723 V.
make its appearance:
-
visibility 446 V.
make known:
-
information 527 V.
-
publication 531 V.
make light of:
-
facility 705 V.
-
unimportance 643 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
-
underestimation 483 V.
make little of:
-
underestimation 483 V.
make loose:
-
incoherence 47 V.
make love:
-
endearment 902 V.
-
sexuality 374a V.
make manifest:
-
manifestation 525 V.
make matters up:
-
pacification 723 V.
-
atonement 952 V.
make merry with:
-
wit 842 V.
-
ridicule 856 V.
make merry:
-
rejoicing 838 V.
-
amusement 840 V.
make mincemeat of:
-
destruction 162 V.
make mischief:
-
badness 649 V.
make money by:
-
acquisition 775 V.
make money:
-
wealth 803 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
make mouths:
-
disrespect 929 V.
make much ado about:
-
importance 642 V.
make much ado of:
-
importance 642 V.
make much of:
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
love 897 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
-
importance 642 V.
make no account of:
-
underestimation 483 V.
make no bones of:
-
willingness 602 V.
-
facility 705 V.
make no doubt:
-
belief 484 V.
make no mystery:
-
manifestation 525 V.
make no scruple of:
-
willingness 602 V.
make no secret of:
-
manifestation 525 V.
make no sign:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
latency, implication 526 V.
make note of:
-
attention 457 V.
make nothing of:
-
underestimation 483 V.
-
expectance 871 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
failure 732 V.
make oath:
-
affirmation 535 V.
make of:
-
endearment 902 V.
make off with:
-
stealing 791 V.
make off:
-
escape 671 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
make one at:
-
presence 186 V.
make one drunk:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
make one laugh:
-
ridiculousness 853 V.
make one of:
-
presence 186 V.
make one shudder:
-
painfulness 830 V.
make one sick:
-
painfulness 830 V.
make one sing small:
-
humility 879 V.
make one stare:
-
wonder 870 V.
make one tremble:
-
fear 860 V.
make one's appearance:
-
arrival 292 V.
make one's blood boil:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
make one's blood run cold:
-
dislike 867 V.
-
fear 860 V.
make one's bow:
-
courtesy 894 V.
make one's choice:
-
choice 609 V.
make one's debut:
-
beginning 66 V.
make one's escape:
-
escape 671 V.
make one's exit:
-
departure 293 V.
make one's flesh creep:
-
fear 860 V.
make one's fortune:
-
success 731 V.
-
prosperity 734 V.
make one's mind easy:
-
inexcitability 826 V.
make one's mouth water:
-
desire 865 V.
make one's peace with:
-
content 831 V.
make one's pile:
-
prosperity 734 V.
make one's teeth chatter:
-
fear 860 V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
make one's voice heard:
-
influence 175 V.
make one's way:
-
success 731 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
passage 302 V.
-
progression 282 V.
make one's will:
-
death 360 V.
make one's windows shake:
-
loudness 404 V.
make oneself at home with:
-
sociality 892 V.
make oneself easy about:
-
belief 484 V.
make oneself easy:
-
inexcitability 826 V.
make oneself master of:
-
learning 539 V.
make oneself scarce:
-
absence 187 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
make out a case:
-
evidence 467 V.
-
demonstration 478 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
make out:
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
interpretation 522 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
intelligibility 518 V.
-
vision 441 V.
-
demonstration 478 V.
make over much:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
make over:
-
transfer 783 V.
-
giving 784 V.
make payment:
-
payment 807 V.
make peace:
-
peace 721 V.
-
pacification 723 V.
make preparations:
-
preparation 673 V.
make prisoner:
-
restraint 751 V.
make productive:
-
productiveness 168 V.
-
production 161 V.
make profit:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
success 731 V.
make progress:
-
success 731 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
progression 282 V.
make provision for:
-
preparation 673 V.
make provision:
-
provision 637 V.
make public:
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
publication 531 V.
make rapid strides:
-
progression 282 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
make ready:
-
preparation 673 V.
make repayment:
-
payment 807 V.
make room for:
-
opening 260 V.
make room:
-
respect 928 V.
make round:
-
circularity 247 V.
make sad work of:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
make safe:
-
safety 664 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
make sail:
-
navigation 267 V.
make short work of:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
haste 684 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
make sick:
-
dislike 867 V.
make some noise:
-
repute 873 V.
make soundings:
-
depth 208 V.
make strides:
-
progression 282 V.
make sure against:
-
preparation 673 V.
make sure of:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
belief 484 V.
make sure:
-
preparation 673 V.
-
stability 150 V.
-
certainty 474 V.
make suspicion:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
make terms:
-
compact 769 V.
-
conditions 770 V.
make the amiable:
-
courtesy 894 V.
make the best of it:
-
hope 858 V.
make the best of:
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
compromise 774 V.
-
submission 725 V.
-
use 677 V.
make the blood curdle:
-
painfulness 830 V.
make the blood run cold:
-
painfulness 830 V.
make the ears tingle:
-
resentment 900 V.
make the flesh creep:
-
painfulness 830 V.
make the heart bleed:
-
painfulness 830 V.
make the land:
-
approach 286 V.
-
arrival 292 V.
make the most of:
-
skill 698 V.
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
use 677 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
make the pot boil:
-
acquisition 775 V.
make the round of:
-
circuition 311 V.
make the skin crawl:
-
cold 383 V.
make the worst of:
-
overestimation 482 V.
make things pleasant:
-
flattery 933 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
cunning 702 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
deception 545 V.
make time:
-
diuturnity 110 V.
make too much of:
-
overestimation 482 V.
make towards:
-
direction 278 V.
make unhappy:
-
painfulness 830 V.
make up a quarrel:
-
pacification 723 V.
-
forgiveness 918 V.
make up a sum:
-
expenditure 809 V.
make up accounts:
-
accounts 811 V.
make up for:
-
compensation 30 V.
make up leeway:
-
progression 282 V.
make up one's mind:
-
choice 609 V.
-
resolution 604 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
make up to:
-
allocution 586 V.
-
approach 286 V.
make up:
-
composition 54 V.
-
completeness 52 V.
make use of:
-
borrowing 788 V.
-
use 677 V.
make vain efforts:
-
failure 732 V.
make verses:
-
poetry 597 V.
make way for:
-
facility 705 V.
-
opening 260 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
deviation 279 V.
-
substitution 147 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
make way:
-
progression 282 V.
-
passage 302 V.
make whole:
-
restoration 660 V.
make:
-
composition 54 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
arrival 292 V.
-
form 240 N.
-
production 161 V.
-
conversion 144 V.
-
component 56 V.
-
compulsion 744 V.
make-believe:
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
deception 545 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
makepeace:
-
mediation 724 N.
maker:
-
producer 164 N.
-
agent 690 N.
makeshift:
-
substitution 147 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
makeup:
-
printing 591 V.
-
ornament 847 N.
make-up:
-
printing 591 N.
make-weight:
-
inequality 28 N.
-
compensation 30 N.
-
completeness 52 N.
making verses:
-
poetry 597 N.
mal du pays:
-
regret 833 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
malachite:
-
greenness 435 N.
malacology:
-
zoology 368 N.
maladministration:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
maladroit:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
malady:
-
disease 655 N.
malaise:
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
pain 828 N.
malapert:
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
Malaprop:
-
misnomer 565 N.
malapropism:
-
neologism 563 N.
malaria:
-
insalubrity 657 N.
-
bane 663 N.
malarial fever:
-
disease 655 N.
malconformation:
-
distortion 243 N.
malcontent:
-
discontent 832 N.
-
opponent 710 N.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
malcontented:
-
discontent 832 Adj.
male:
-
man 373 Adj.
-
man 373 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
strength 159 Adj.
malediction:
-
malediction 908 N.
malefaction:
-
guilt 947 N.
malefactor:
-
bad man 949 N.
malefic:
-
badness 649 Adj.
maleficent:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
maleness:
-
sexuality 374a N.
malevolence:
-
badness 649 N.
-
enmity 889 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
pitilessness 914a N.
-
revenge 919 N.
malevolent:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
malevolently:
-
malevolence 907 Adv.
malfeasance:
-
guilt 947 N.
malformation:
-
distortion 243 N.
malice prepense:
-
malevolence 907 N.
malice:
-
hate 898 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
malicious:
-
hate 898 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
maliciousness:
-
malevolence 907 N.
malign:
-
detraction 934 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
attack 716 V.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
malignancy:
-
disease 655 N.
malignant:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
malignity:
-
violence 173 N.
-
badness 649 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
malinger:
-
falsehood 544 V.
malingering:
-
falsehood 544 N.
malison:
-
malediction 908 N.
malkin:
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
mall:
-
impulse 276 N.
-
mart 799 N.
-
abode 189 N.
malleability:
-
softness 324 N.
malleable:
-
softness 324 Adj.
mallet:
-
impulse 276 N.
malodor:
-
fetor 401 N.
malpractice:
-
guilt 947 N.
malt liquor:
-
food 298 N.
maltreat:
-
badness 649 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
malversation:
-
guilt 947 N.
-
prodigality 818 N.
Mama:
-
combatant 726 N.
mamelon:
-
convexity 250 N.
Mameluke:
-
combatant 726 N.
mamma:
-
paternity 166 N.
mammal:
-
animal 366 N.
mammalogy:
-
zoology 368 N.
mammet:
-
representation 554 N.
mammiliform:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
mammilla:
-
convexity 250 N.
mammon:
-
money 800 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
mammoth:
-
size 192 N.
-
size 192 Adj.
man about town:
-
fop 854 N.
man after one's own heart:
-
favorite 899 N.
man and wife:
-
marriage 903 N.
man at arms:
-
combatant 726 N.
man Friday:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
man hater:
-
misanthropy 911 N.
man in office:
-
master 745 N.
-
director 694 N.
man in possession:
-
possessor 779 N.
man in the moon:
-
imagination 515 N.
man in the street:
-
commonality 876 N.
man millinery:
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
man of business:
-
proficient 700 N.
man of color:
-
blackness 431 N.
man of distinction:
-
nobility 875 N.
man of education:
-
scholar 492 N.
man of fashion:
-
fashion 852 N.
man of few words:
-
taciturnity 585 N.
man of genius:
-
scholar 492 N.
man of his word:
-
probity 939 N.
man of honor:
-
probity 939 N.
man of learning:
-
sage 500 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
man of letters:
-
scholar 492 N.
man of mark:
-
repute 873 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
man of mettle:
-
courage 861 N.
man of pleasure:
-
sensualist 954a N.
man of rank:
-
nobility 875 N.
-
repute 873 N.
man of straw:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
-
nonpayment 808 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
man of substance:
-
wealth 803 N.
man of taste:
-
taste 850 N.
man of the turf:
-
chance 621 N.
man of the world:
-
proficient 700 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
man of war:
-
ship 273 N.
man:
-
agent 690 N.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
man 373 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
courage 861 N.
-
servant 746 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
-
adolescence 131 N.
manacle:
-
prison 752 N.
-
restraint 751 V.
manage to:
-
success 731 V.
manage:
-
direction 693 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
manageable:
-
facility 705 Adj.
management:
-
conduct 692 N.
-
direction 693 N.
-
skill 698 N.
manager:
-
drama 599 N.
-
director 694 N.
managery:
-
direction 693 N.
man-bird:
-
mariner 269 N.
mancipation:
-
restraint 751 N.
manciple:
-
provision 637 N.
mandamus:
-
command 741 N.
mandarin:
-
master 745 N.
mandate:
-
requirement 630 N.
-
command 741 N.
mandible:
-
food 298 N.
mandola:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
mandolin:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
mandoline:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
mandrel:
-
rotation 312 N.
manducation:
-
food 298 N.
mane:
-
roughness 256 N.
man-eater:
-
killing 361 N.
manes:
-
corpse 362 N.
maneuver:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
cunning 702 V.
-
action 680 N.
maneuvering:
-
cunning 702 N.
manful:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
manfully:
-
resolution 604 Adv.
mange:
-
disease 655 N.
manger:
-
receptacle 191 N.
mangle:
-
smoothness 255 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
disjunction 44 V.
mango:
-
food 298 N.
mangosteen:
-
food 298 N.
mangy:
-
disease 655 Adj.
manhood:
-
adolescence 131 N.
-
man 373 N.
-
courage 861 N.
mania:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
desire 865 N.
maniac:
-
madman 504 N.
maniacal:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
manicheism:
-
satan 978 N.
manichord:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
manicure:
-
remedy 662 V.
manie:
-
desire 865 N.
maniere:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
manifest oneself:
-
manifestation 525 V.
manifest:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
demonstration 478 V.
manifestation:
-
visibility 446 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
manifested:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
manifestly:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
manifesto:
-
publication 531 N.
manifold:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
-
writing 590 V.
manikin:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
representation 554 N.
maniple:
-
fewness 103 N.
manipulate:
-
touch 379 V.
-
use 677 V.
manipulation:
-
touch 379 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
manito:
-
demon 980 N.
manitou:
-
demon 980 N.
manitu:
-
demon 980 N.
mankind:
-
mankind 372 N.
man-like:
-
strength 159 Adj.
manliness:
-
courage 861 N.
-
resolution 604 N.
manly:
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
man 373 Adj.
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
manna in the wilderness:
-
aid 707 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
manna:
-
sweetness 396 N.
manner:
-
class 75 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
method 627 N.
-
style 569 N.
mannered:
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
mannerism:
-
vanity 880 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
inelegance 579 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
mannerist:
-
affectation 855 N.
mannerly:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
manners:
-
fashion 852 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
mannikin:
-
littleness 193 N.
man-of-war:
-
combatant 726 N.
man-of-war's man:
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combatant 726 N.
-
mariner 269 N.
manomotor:
-
vehicle 272 N.
manor:
-
property 780 N.
manor-house:
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abode 189 N.
manorial:
-
property 780 Adj.
mansard roof:
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angularity 244 N.
manse:
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temple 1000 N.
mansion:
-
abode 189 N.
manslaughter:
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killing 361 N.
mansuetude:
-
courtesy 894 N.
mantel:
-
support 215 N.
mantilla:
-
clothing 225 N.
mantle:
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redness 434 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
-
shade 424 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 V.
-
clothing 225 V.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
scepter 747 N.
mantleshelf:
-
support 215 N.
mantlet mantua:
-
clothing 225 N.
mantlet:
-
defense 717 N.
mantology:
-
prediction 511 N.
manual labor:
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exertion 686 N.
manual:
-
school 542 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
advice 695 N.
-
information 527 N.
manubial:
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booty 793 Adj.
manufactory:
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workshop 691 N.
manufacture:
-
production 161 N.
-
action 680 N.
-
production 161 V.
manufacturer:
-
agent 690 N.
manufacturer's coupon:
-
discount 813 N.
manumission:
-
liberation 750 N.
manumit:
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liberation 750 V.
manure:
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uncleanness 653 N.
-
aid 707 V.
-
agriculture 371 V.
manuscript:
-
writing 590 N.
many a time and oft:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
many a time:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
many irons in the fire:
-
activity 682 N.
many men many minds:
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dissent 489 Phr.
many more:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
many sided:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
many thanks!:
-
gratitude 916 Int.
many times over:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
many times:
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repetition 104 Adv.
-
frequency 136 Adj.
many:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
many-colored:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
many-headed multitude:
-
multitude 102 Phr.
many-hued:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
many-sided:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
many-tongued:
-
news 532 Adj.
map out:
-
plan 626 V.
map:
-
situation 183 N.
-
journey 266 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
representation 554 N.
maple sirup:
-
sweetness 396 N.
maple sugar:
-
sweetness 396 N.
maple syrup:
-
sweetness 396 N.
mar:
-
amorphism 241 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 V.
marabou:
-
mixture 41 N.
marabout:
-
temple 1000 N.
marah:
-
unsavoriness 395 N.
maranatha:
-
malediction 908 N.
marasmus:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
contraction 195 N.
-
disease 655 N.
maraud:
-
stealing 791 V.
marauder:
-
thief 792 N.
marble:
-
sculpture 557 N.
-
rotundity 249 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
writing 590 N.
-
sculpture 557 Adj.
-
hardness 323 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
marble-constant:
-
probity 939 Adj.
marbled:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
marble-hearted:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
marbles:
-
amusement 840 N.
march against:
-
attack 716 V.
march in double time:
-
velocity 274 V.
march in procession:
-
journey 266 V.
march in quick time:
-
velocity 274 V.
march in slow time:
-
slowness 275 V.
march of intellect:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
march of things:
-
eventuality 151 N.
march of time:
-
time 106 N.
-
course 109 N.
march off:
-
departure 293 V.
-
escape 671 V.
march on a point:
-
direction 278 V.
march on:
-
direction 278 V.
march out:
-
departure 293 V.
march past:
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
ostentation 882 N.
march upon:
-
attack 716 V.
march with:
-
contiguity 199 V.
march:
-
journey 266 N.
-
music 415 N.
-
journey 266 V.
-
progression 282 N.
-
region 181 N.
marches:
-
limit 233 N.
marchioness:
-
nobility 875 N.
marcid:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
marconigram:
-
news 532 N.
marcor:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
mare:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
woman 374 N.
marechal:
-
master 745 N.
mare's nest:
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
mare's tail:
-
wind 349 N.
mare's tale:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
marescent:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
margin:
-
space 180 N.
-
edge 231 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
freedom 748 N.
marginal:
-
edge 231 Adj.
marginally possible:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
marginated:
-
edge 231 Adj.
margrave:
-
master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
margravine:
-
master 745 N.
marigold:
-
beauty 845 N.
marigraph:
-
measurement 466 N.
marijuana:
-
intemperance 954 N.
marine painter:
-
artist 559 N.
marine painting:
-
painting 556 N.
marine:
-
ocean 341 Adj.
-
ship 273 N.
-
mariner 269 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
mariner:
-
navigation 267 N.
-
mariner 269 N.
marinism:
-
inelegance 579 N.
Mariolatry:
-
idolatry 991 N.
marionette:
-
representation 554 N.
marionettes:
-
drama 599 N.
marish:
-
marsh 345 N.
marital relations:
-
sexuality 374a N.
marital:
-
marriage 903 Adj.
maritime:
-
ocean 341 Adj.
-
navigation 267 Adj.
marjoram:
-
condiment 393 N.
mark down take off:
-
discount 813 V.
mark into evidence:
-
evidence 467 V.
mark of recognition:
-
courtesy 894 N.
mark off:
-
record 551 V.
mark out a course:
-
plan 626 V.
mark out for:
-
choice 609 V.
mark out:
-
command 741 V.
mark the time:
-
chronometry 114 V.
mark time:
-
quiescence 265 V.
-
chronometry 114 V.
mark twain:
-
depth 208 Adv.
mark twine:
-
depth 208 Adv.
mark with a red letter:
-
celebration 883 V.
mark with a stone:
-
approbation 931 V.
mark with a white mark:
-
approbation 931 V.
mark with a white stone:
-
importance 642 V.
mark!:
-
attention 457 Int.
mark:
-
record 551 V.
-
importance 642 V.
-
importance 642 N.
-
choice 609 V.
-
indication 550 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
attention 457 V.
-
intellect 450 V.
-
term 71 N.
-
degree 26 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
intention 620 N.
marked:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
indication 550 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
market garden:
-
agriculture 371 N.
market index:
-
stock market 799a N.
market place:
-
abode 189 N.
market price:
-
value 812a N.
market:
-
purchase 795 V.
-
mart 799 N.
marketable:
-
barter 794 Adj.
-
sale 796 Adj.
market-overt:
-
mart 799 N.
marketplace:
-
mart 799 N.
marks:
-
teaching 537 N.
marksman:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
marksmanship:
-
skill 698 N.
marl:
-
land 342 N.
marland:
-
master 745 N.
marmalade:
-
sweetness 396 N.
marmot:
-
inactivity 683 N.
maroon:
-
brown 433 Adj.
-
redness 434 N.
-
avoidance 623 N.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
marplot:
-
bungler 701 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
marquee:
-
covering 223 N.
marquetry-:
-
variegation 440 N.
marquis:
-
nobility 875 N.
marquisate:
-
nobility 875 N.
marriage bell:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
marriage broker:
-
marriage 903 N.
marriage:
-
junction 43 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
marriageable:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
-
marriage 903 Adj.
married couple:
-
marriage 903 N.
married man:
-
marriage 903 N.
married state:
-
marriage 903 N.
married woman:
-
marriage 903 N.
married:
-
marriage 903 Adj.
marrow:
-
interiority 221 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
marrowbones and cleavers:
-
discord 414 N.
marrowless:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
marrubium:
-
fragrance 400 N.
marry come up!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
-
resentment 900 Int.
-
defiance 715 Int.
marry:
-
junction 43 V.
-
marriage 903 V.
-
combination 48 V.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
Mars:
-
warfare 722 N.
marsh gas:
-
bane 663 N.
marsh:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
marsh 345 N.
-
moisture 339 N.
-
marsh 345 Adj.
marshal:
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
messenger 534 N.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
master 745 N.
Marshalsea:
-
prison 752 N.
marshy:
-
marsh 345 Adj.
Mars'orange:
-
orange 439 N.
marsupial:
-
receptacle 191 Adj.
mart:
-
mart 799 N.
martello tower:
-
defense 717 N.
martial law:
-
compulsion 744 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
-
severity 739 N.
martial music:
-
music 415 N.
martial:
-
warfare 722 Adj.
martinet:
-
severity 739 N.
martingale:
-
prison 752 N.
Martini-Henry rifle:
-
arms 727 N.
Martinmas:
-
rite 998 N.
martyr to disease:
-
disease 655 N.
martyr:
-
pain 828 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
martyrdom:
-
punishment 972 N.
-
killing 361 N.
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
disinterestedness 942 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
marvel if:
-
supposition 514 V.
marvel:
-
prodigy 872 N.
-
wonder 870 N.
-
wonder 870 V.
marvelous:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
marvelously:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
Masaniello:
-
disobedience 742 N.
mascot:
-
chance 621 N.
-
spell 993 N.
mascotte:
-
spell 993 N.
masculine:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
man 373 Adj.
masculinity:
-
sexuality 374a N.
masculinize:
-
man 373 V.
maser:
-
luminary 423 N.
mash:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
softness 324 V.
-
semiliquidity 352 V.
masher:
-
fop 854 N.
masjid:
-
temple 1000 N.
mask:
-
covering 223 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
shade 424 N.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
ambush 530 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
defense 717 N.
masked battery:
-
concealment 528 N.
-
deception 545 N.
masker:
-
drama 599 N.
masochism:
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
mason:
-
agent 690 N.
Masorah:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
masque:
-
drama 599 N.
masquerade dress:
-
ambush 530 N.
masquerade:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
concealment 528 N.
-
deception 545 N.
mass of society:
-
commonality 876 N.
mass of the people:
-
commonality 876 N.
mass of:
-
gravity 319 N.
mass spectrophotometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
mass:
-
size 192 N.
-
density 321 N.
-
worship 990 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
whole 50 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
-
quantity 25 N.
-
assemblage 72 V.
massacre:
-
killing 361 V.
-
killing 361 N.
massage:
-
friction 331 N.
-
touch 379 N.
massive:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
gravity 319 Adj.
-
density 321 Adj.
massy:
-
size 192 Adj.
mastaba:
-
interment 363 N.
master hand:
-
proficient 700 N.
master head:
-
proficient 700 N.
master key:
-
opening 260 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
master mind:
-
sage 500 N.
master of arts:
-
scholar 492 N.
master of ceremonies:
-
amusement 840 N.
master of math:
-
scholar 492 N.
master of revels:
-
amusement 840 N.
master of the position:
-
success 731 N.
Master of the Rolls:
-
judge 967 N.
-
recorder 553 N.
master of the situation:
-
success 731 N.
master of:
-
possession 777 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
master one's feelings:
-
inexcitability 826 V.
master one's passions:
-
virtue 944 V.
master passion:
-
affections 820 N.
master spirit of the age:
-
sage 500 N.
master spirit:
-
proficient 700 N.
master stroke:
-
plan 626 N.
-
success 731 N.
master:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
learning 539 V.
-
intelligibility 518 V.
-
title 877 N.
-
man 373 N.
-
infant 129 N.
-
director 694 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
-
success 731 V.
-
government 737a N.
-
master 745 N.
-
subjection 749 V.
-
possessor 779 N.
-
artist 559 N.
masterdom:
-
authority 737 N.
masterly:
-
skill 698 Adj.
mastermind:
-
proficient 700 N.
masterpiece:
-
goodness 648 N.
-
perfection 650 N.
-
skill 698 N.
mastership:
-
authority 737 N.
-
skill 698 N.
mastery over self:
-
resolution 604 N.
mastery:
-
authority 737 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
success 731 N.
masthead:
-
punishment 972 V.
mastic:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
-
resin 356a N.
masticate:
-
food 298 V.
mastication:
-
food 298 N.
mastiff:
-
animal 366 N.
mastology:
-
zoology 368 N.
masturbate:
-
sexuality 374a V.
masturbation:
-
unproductiveness 169 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
mat:
-
crossing 219 V.
-
crossing 219 N.
-
support 215 N.
matador:
-
killing 361 N.
match up:
-
identification 465b V.
match:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
-
contention 720 N.
-
identification 465b V.
-
identification 465b N.
-
similarity 17 N.
-
equality 27 V.
-
equality 27 N.
-
agreement 23 V.
-
imitation 19 V.
-
similarity 17 V.
-
discrimination 465 V.
matching:
-
comparison 464 N.
matchless:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
matchlock:
-
arms 727 N.
matchmaker:
-
marriage 903 N.
mate:
-
master 745 N.
-
friend 890 N.
-
sexuality 374a V.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
duality 89 V.
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
equality 27 N.
-
similarity 17 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
-
food 298 N.
material evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
material for thought:
-
topic 454 N.
material point:
-
smallness 32 N.
material witness:
-
evidence 467 N.
material:
-
materials 635 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
-
materiality 316 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
materialism:
-
materiality 316 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
materialist:
-
irreligion 989 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
materialistic:
-
materiality 316 Adj.
materiality:
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
materialize:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
visibility 446 V.
materially:
-
importance 642 Adv.
materialness:
-
materiality 316 N.
-
importance 642 N.
materials:
-
materials 635 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
materiel:
-
instrument 633 N.
maternal love:
-
love 897 N.
maternal:
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
-
paternity 166 Adj.
maternity:
-
paternity 166 N.
mathematical point:
-
littleness 193 N.
mathematical precision:
-
truth 494 N.
mathematical:
-
truth 494 Adj.
mathematician:
-
numeration 85 N.
mathematics:
-
quantity 25 N.
mathesis:
-
quantity 25 N.
matin_ee:
-
sociality 892 N.
matin:
-
morning 125 Adj.
mating:
-
sexuality 374a N.
matins:
-
worship 990 N.
matrass:
-
receptacle 191 N.
matricide:
-
killing 361 N.
matriculate:
-
learning 539 V.
matriculated student:
-
learner 541 N.
matriculation:
-
learning 539 N.
matrimonial agency:
-
marriage 903 N.
matrimonial agent:
-
marriage 903 N.
matrimonial bureau:
-
marriage 903 N.
matrimonial:
-
marriage 903 Adj.
matrimony:
-
rite 998 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
-
mixture 41 N.
matrix:
-
printing 591 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
-
prototype 22 N.
matron of honor:
-
friend 890 N.
matron:
-
woman 374 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
matronage:
-
woman 374 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
matronhood:
-
marriage 903 N.
-
woman 374 N.
matronize:
-
care 459 V.
-
direction 693 V.
matronly:
-
age 128 Adj.
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
-
woman 374 Adj.
matross:
-
combatant 726 N.
matte print:
-
painting 556 N.
matted:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
matter in dispute:
-
inquiry 461 N.
matter in hand:
-
undertaking 676 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
topic 454 N.
matter little or nothing:
-
unimportance 643 V.
matter little:
-
unimportance 643 V.
matter nothing:
-
unimportance 643 V.
matter of course:
-
habit 613 N.
matter of fact man:
-
artlessness 703 N.
matter of fact:
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
dullness 843 N.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
-
certainty 474 N.
-
existence 1 N.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
matter of indifference:
-
unimportance 643 N.
matter of life and death:
-
importance 642 N.
matter of necessity:
-
requirement 630 N.
matter of no consequence:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
matter of no importance:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
matter:
-
business 625 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
printing 591 N.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
topic 454 N.
-
importance 642 V.
-
materiality 316 N.
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
matter-of-fact:
-
plainness 576 Adj.
matting:
-
crossing 219 N.
mattock:
-
sharpness 253 N.
mattress:
-
support 215 N.
maturate:
-
perfection 650 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
maturation:
-
preparation 673 N.
mature thought:
-
thought 451 N.
mature:
-
perfection 650 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
plan 626 V.
-
conversion 144 V.
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
maturely considered:
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
Maturine:
-
clergy 996 N.
maturity full age:
-
adolescence 131 N.
maturity:
-
preparation 673 N.
-
oldness 124 N.
matutinal:
-
morning 125 Adj.
maud:
-
stammering 583 V.
mauder:
-
stammering 583 V.
maudlin:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
mauger:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
maukin:
-
cleanness 652 N.
maul:
-
impulse 276 N.
-
badness 649 V.
maund:
-
receptacle 191 N.
maunder:
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
maundering:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
Mauser rifle:
-
arms 727 N.
mausoleum:
-
interment 363 N.
mauvais honte:
-
affectation 855 N.
mauve:
-
purple 437 Adj.
mavis:
-
musician 416 N.
maw:
-
receptacle 191 N.
mawkish:
-
insipidity 391 Adj.
Mawworm:
-
impiety 988 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
Max Sycophant:
-
servility 886 N.
Maxim gun:
-
arms 727 N.
maxim:
-
precept 697 N.
-
maxim 496 N.
maximum:
-
superiority 33 N.
-
summit 210 N.
Maxwell's demon:
-
demon 980 N.
may be:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
May day:
-
amusement 840 N.
maybe:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
Mayfly:
-
transientness 111 N.
mayhap:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
mayor:
-
director 694 N.
-
master 745 N.
mayoralty:
-
master 745 N.
maypole:
-
height 206 N.
mazard:
-
food 298 N.
maze:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
convolution 248 N.
-
secret 533 N.
mazed:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
mazurka:
-
amusement 840 N.
mazy:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
secret 533 Adj.
me:
-
immateriality 317 N.
mea culpa:
-
penitence 950 Adv.
mead:
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
plain 344 N.
meade:
-
sweetness 396 N.
meadow:
-
plain 344 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
meager diet:
-
fasting 956 N.
meager:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
meal:
-
food 298 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
mealy:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
mealy-mouthed:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
servility 886 Adj.
-
flattery 933 Adj.
mealy-mouthedness:
-
falsehood 544 N.
mean mother:
-
bad man 949 N.
mean nothing:
-
unmeaningness 517 V.
mean wretch:
-
bad man 949 N.
mean:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
servility 886 Adj.
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
mean 29 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
mid-course 628 N.
-
intention 620 V.
-
meaning 516 V.
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
-
middle 68 N.
-
middle 68 Adj.
-
mean 29 N.
-
badness 649 Adj.
meander:
-
circuit 629 V.
-
secret 533 N.
-
river 348 V.
-
circuition 311 V.
-
convolution 248 V.
-
deviation 279 V.
meandering:
-
convolution 248 N.
-
river 348 Adj.
meandrous:
-
river 348 Adj.
meandry:
-
river 348 Adj.
meanest capacity:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
meanie:
-
bad man 949 N.
meaning:
-
meaning 516 Adj.
-
meaning 516 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
meaningless:
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
meaninglessness:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
meanness:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
selfishness 943 N.
means and appliances:
-
means 632 N.
means of access:
-
method 627 N.
means of escape:
-
refuge 666 N.
-
safety 664 N.
means:
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
aid 707 N.
-
means 632 N.
-
materials 635 N.
mean-spirited:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
meantime:
-
time 106 Adv.
meanwhile:
-
time 106 Adv.
-
synchronism 120 Adv.
measles:
-
disease 655 N.
measurability:
-
measurement 466 N.
measurable:
-
measurement 466 Adj.
measurably:
-
numeration 85 Adv.
measure for measure:
-
compensation 30 N.
-
right 922 N.
-
retaliation 718 N.
measure swords with:
-
warfare 722 V.
measure swords:
-
contention 720 V.
measure time:
-
chronometry 114 V.
measure:
-
action 680 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
quantity 25 N.
-
measurement 466 V.
-
measurement 466 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
moderation 174 N.
-
degree 26 N.
-
quantity 25 V.
-
poetry 597 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
measured:
-
temperance 953 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
measureless:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
measurement:
-
numeration 85 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
measuring:
-
measurement 466 Adj.
meat packing plant:
-
killing 361 N.
meat:
-
food 298 N.
Mecaenas:
-
scholar 492 N.
-
friend 890 N.
mecate:
-
scourge 975 N.
mechanic:
-
agent 690 N.
mechanical advantage:
-
instrument 633 N.
mechanical powers:
-
instrument 633 N.
mechanical:
-
means 632 Adj.
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
instrument 633 Adj.
mechanician:
-
agent 690 N.
mechanism:
-
instrument 633 N.
medal:
-
record 551 N.
-
sculpture 557 N.
-
trophy 733 N.
-
title 877 N.
medallion:
-
sculpture 557 N.
medallist:
-
proficient 700 N.
meddle:
-
activity 682 V.
meddler:
-
activity 682 N.
meddlesome:
-
activity 682 Adj.
meddling:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
activity 682 N.
media:
-
news 532 N.
medial:
-
middle 68 Adj.
median:
-
mean 29 N.
-
middle 68 Adj.
mediant:
-
melody concord 413 N.
mediate:
-
deity 976 V.
-
middle 68 Adj.
-
instrumentality 631 V.
-
mediation 724 V.
mediation:
-
deity 976 N.
-
deprecation 766 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
mediatization:
-
mediation 724 N.
mediatize:
-
mediation 724 V.
mediator:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
concord 714 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
mediatorial:
-
instrumentality 631 Adj.
-
deprecation 766 Adj.
mediatorship:
-
mediation 724 N.
mediatory:
-
mediation 724 Adj.
medical attendant:
-
remedy 662 N.
medical devices:
-
life 359 N.
medical examination:
-
remedy 662 N.
medical practitioner:
-
remedy 662 N.
medical student:
-
learner 541 N.
medical treatment:
-
remedy 662 N.
medical:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
medicament:
-
remedy 662 N.
medicaster:
-
deceiver 548 N.
medicate:
-
mixture 41 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
medicinal:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
medicine man:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
medicine:
-
remedy 662 N.
mediety:
-
middle 68 N.
medieval:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
medievalism:
-
the past 122 N.
medievalist:
-
the past 122 N.
mediocre:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
mean 29 Adj.
mediocrity:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
-
mediocrity 736 N.
-
mean 29 N.
meditate:
-
thought 451 V.
-
intention 620 V.
meditation:
-
thought 451 N.
meditative:
-
thought 451 Adj.
mediterranean:
-
middle 68 Adj.
-
interposition 228 Adj.
medium:
-
mean 29 N.
-
middle 68 N.
-
circumjacence 227 N.
-
color 428 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
means 632 N.
-
sorcerer 994 N.
medley:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
medullary:
-
softness 324 Adj.
meed of praise:
-
approbation 931 N.
meed:
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
reward 973 N.
meek:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
-
humility 879 Adj.
meekness:
-
humility 879 N.
meet halfway:
-
willingness 602 V.
-
benevolence 906 V.
-
friendship 888 V.
-
mediation 724 V.
-
pacification 723 V.
-
concord 714 V.
meet hand to hand:
-
contention 720 V.
meet in front:
-
courage 861 V.
meet one at every turn:
-
presence 186 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
meet one halfway:
-
compromise 774 V.
meet one's death:
-
death 360 V.
meet one's end:
-
death 360 V.
meet one's expenses:
-
economy 817 V.
meet one's wishes:
-
consent 762 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
meet the ear:
-
hearing 418 V.
meet the eye:
-
visibility 446 V.
meet up with:
-
discovery 480a V.
meet with a loss:
-
loss 776 V.
meet with attention:
-
attention 457 V.
meet with difficulties:
-
difficulty 704 V.
meet with:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
meet:
-
observance 772 V.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
courage 861 V.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
council 696 V.
-
expedience 646 Adj.
-
arrival 292 V.
-
convergence 290 V.
-
contiguity 199 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
agreement 23 V.
-
duty 926 Adj.
meeting:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
council 696 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
-
contiguity 199 N.
-
junction 43 N.
-
convergence 290 N.
meetinghouse:
-
abode 189 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
megacosm:
-
world 318 N.
Megaera:
-
violence 173 N.
megaphone:
-
hearing 418 N.
megascope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
megatherium:
-
oldness 124 N.
MEGO:
-
weariness 841 V.
megrims:
-
agitation 315 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
melancholia:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
melancholic:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
melancholy as a gib cat:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
melancholy:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
dejection 837 N.
melange:
-
mixture 41 N.
melee:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
contention 720 N.
Melibean:
-
poetry 597 Adj.
melic:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
melinite:
-
arms 727 N.
meliorate:
-
improvement 658 V.
melioration:
-
improvement 658 N.
melliferous:
-
sweetness 396 Adj.
mellifluous:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
mellow:
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
-
softness 324 V.
-
conversion 144 V.
-
age 128 Adj.
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
mellowness:
-
preparation 673 N.
melodious:
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
melodist:
-
musician 416 N.
melodrama:
-
drama 599 N.
melodramatic:
-
drama 599 Adj.
melodrame:
-
drama 599 N.
melody:
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
music 415 N.
Melpomene and Thalia:
-
drama 599 N.
melt away:
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
unsubstantiality 4 V.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
waste 638 V.
melt down:
-
cessation 142 V.
melt in the air:
-
faintness 405 V.
melt into one:
-
combination 48 V.
melt into tears:
-
lamentation 839 V.
melt the heart:
-
pity 914 V.
melt:
-
fluidity 333 V.
-
pity 914 V.
-
liquefaction 335 V.
-
conversion 144 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
meltdown:
-
cessation 142 N.
melting mood:
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
pity 914 N.
melting:
-
pity 914 Adj.
-
liquefaction 335 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
member of parliament:
-
council 696 N.
member:
-
part 51 N.
-
component 56 N.
-
council 696 N.
members of Christ:
-
orthodoxy 983a N.
membrane:
-
layer 204 N.
membranous:
-
layer 204 Adj.
memento:
-
memory 505 N.
-
record 551 N.
memo book:
-
record 551 N.
memo:
-
memory 505 N.
memoir:
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
description 594 N.
memorabilia:
-
importance 642 N.
-
memory 505 N.
memorable:
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
-
memory 505 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
memorandum book:
-
record 551 N.
-
compendium 596 N.
memorandum:
-
record 551 N.
-
memory 505 N.
-
conditions 770 N.
Memorial Day:
-
amusement 840 N.
memorial:
-
memory 505 N.
-
record 551 N.
memorialist:
-
recorder 553 N.
memorialize:
-
memory 505 V.
memorials:
-
description 594 N.
memoriter:
-
memory 505 Adv.
memorize:
-
memory 505 V.
memory:
-
the past 122 N.
-
identification 465b N.
-
memory 505 N.
-
repute 873 N.
memsahib:
-
nobility 875 N.
men in buckram:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
men of Boeotia:
-
fool 501 N.
menace:
-
threat 909 V.
-
warning 668 V.
-
threat 909 N.
menacing:
-
threat 909 Adj.
menage:
-
conduct 692 N.
menagerie:
-
store 636 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
husbandry 370 N.
menagery:
-
store 636 N.
mend one's manners:
-
courtesy 894 V.
mend one's pace:
-
velocity 274 V.
mend:
-
improvement 658 N.
-
improvement 658 V.
mendacious:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
mendacity:
-
falsehood 544 N.
mendicancy:
-
request 765 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
mendicant:
-
poverty 804 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
-
petitioner 767 N.
mendicate:
-
request 765 V.
mendicity:
-
poverty 804 N.
mending:
-
improvement 658 N.
mene mene tekel upharsin:
-
warning 668 N.
mene mene tekel upharson:
-
hopelessness 859 Phr.
menial:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
servant 746 N.
meniscus:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
men's room:
-
receptacle 191 N.
menses:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
menstrual flux:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
menstrual:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
menstruum:
-
liquefaction 335 N.
mensuration:
-
measurement 466 N.
mental alienation:
-
insanity 503 N.
mental calmness:
-
moderation 174 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
mental excitement:
-
excitation 824 N.
mental inertness:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
mental pabulum:
-
topic 454 N.
mental philosophy:
-
intellect 450 N.
mental reservation:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
mental reserve:
-
concealment 528 N.
mental suffering:
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
evil 619 N.
-
pain 828 N.
mental:
-
intellect 450 Adj.
menticulture:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
mention:
-
information 527 V.
-
information 527 N.
mentor:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
advice 695 N.
menu:
-
list 86 N.
-
food 298 N.
meow:
-
ululation 412 V.
Mephistopheles:
-
satan 978 N.
-
demon 980 N.
Mephistophelian:
-
vice 945 Adj.
mephitic:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
mephitis:
-
bane 663 N.
meracious:
-
pungency 392 Adj.
mercantile:
-
barter 794 Adj.
mercature:
-
barter 794 N.
mercenary:
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
-
price 812 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
servant 746 N.
mercer:
-
clothing 225 N.
merchandise:
-
merchandise 798 N.
merchant marine:
-
combatant 726 N.
merchant ship:
-
ship 273 N.
merchant:
-
sale 796 N.
-
merchant 797 N.
merchantman:
-
ship 273 N.
merciful:
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
-
pity 914 Adj.
merciless:
-
pitilessness 914a Adj.
mercurial:
-
motion 264 Adj.
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
mercurous chloride:
-
remedy 662 N.
mercury dime:
-
money 800 N.
mercury fulminate:
-
arms 727 N.
-
snap 406 N.
mercury thermometer:
-
thermometer 389 N.
Mercury:
-
velocity 274 N.
-
traveler 268 N.
-
messenger 534 N.
Mercury's rod:
-
scepter 747 N.
Mercury's staff:
-
scepter 747 N.
Mercury's wand:
-
scepter 747 N.
mercy on us!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
mercy seat:
-
tribunal 966 N.
mercy!:
-
pity 914 Int.
mercy:
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
lenity 740 N.
-
pity 914 N.
mere child's play:
-
facility 705 N.
mere farce:
-
inutility 645 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
mere joke:
-
unimportance 643 N.
mere mixture:
-
disorder 59 N.
mere nothing:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
mere outside:
-
falsehood 544 N.
mere pretext:
-
Pretext 617 N.
mere scratch:
-
shallowness 209 N.
mere shot:
-
chance 621 N.
mere show:
-
falsehood 544 N.
mere skin and bone:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
mere tool:
-
agent 690 N.
mere words:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
mere wreck:
-
deterioration 659 N.
mere:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
merelles:
-
amusement 840 N.
merely:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
merestead:
-
property 780 N.
meretricious:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
merfolk:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
demon 980 N.
merge in:
-
component 56 V.
-
inclusion 76 V.
merge into:
-
conversion 144 V.
merge:
-
identity 13 V.
-
combination 48 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
water 337 V.
merged:
-
interposition 228 Adj.
meridian of life:
-
adolescence 131 N.
meridian:
-
summit 210 N.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
region 181 N.
-
morning 125 N.
-
summit 210 Adj.
meridional:
-
summit 210 Adj.
merit notice:
-
importance 642 V.
merit:
-
goodness 648 N.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
virtue 944 N.
merited:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
meriting:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
meritorious:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
mermaid:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
demon 980 N.
merman:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
demon 980 N.
merogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
merriment:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
merry and wise:
-
wit 842 Adj.
merry as a cricket:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
merry as a grig:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
merry as a marriage bell:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
merry thought:
-
wit 842 N.
merry widow:
-
divorce 905 N.
merry:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
merry-andrew:
-
humorist 844 N.
merry-go-round:
-
rotation 312 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
merrymaking:
-
sociality 892 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
merrythought:
-
spell 993 N.
mesa:
-
plain 344 N.
-
horizontality 213 N.
mesalliance:
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
meseems:
-
belief 484 Adv.
mesh:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
interval 198 N.
meshes of sophistry:
-
intuition 477 N.
meshes:
-
deception 545 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
mesial:
-
middle 68 Adj.
Mesmer:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
mesmerism:
-
sorcery 992 N.
mesmerist:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
mesmerize:
-
sorcery 992 V.
mesmerized:
-
attention 457 Adj.
mesmerizing:
-
attention 457 Adj.
mesne lord:
-
possessor 779 N.
Mesozoic:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
mess:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
message:
-
news 532 N.
-
advice 695 N.
-
command 741 N.
Messalina:
-
libertine 962 N.
messenger balloon:
-
experiment 463 N.
messenger:
-
servant 746 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
messenger 534 N.
messmate:
-
friend 890 N.
messuage:
-
abode 189 N.
-
property 780 N.
messy:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
derangement 61 Adj.
mestee:
-
mixture 41 N.
mestizo:
-
mixture 41 N.
metabolism:
-
organization 357 N.
metacenter:
-
centrality 222 N.
metachronism:
-
anachronism 115 N.
metage:
-
measurement 466 N.
metagrammatism:
-
letter 561 N.
metal:
-
materials 635 N.
metalepsis:
-
metaphor 521 N.
metallography:
-
inorganization 358 N.
metallurgy:
-
inorganization 358 N.
metamorphose:
-
change 140 V.
metamorphosis:
-
change 140 N.
metaphor:
-
substitution 147 N.
-
analogy 514a N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
metaphorical:
-
metaphor 521 Adj.
-
comparison 464 Adj.
metaphrase:
-
interpretation 522 N.
metaphrast:
-
interpreter 524 N.
metaphrastic:
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
metaphysical:
-
intellect 450 Adj.
metaphysician:
-
intellect 450 N.
metaphysics:
-
intellect 450 N.
metaplasm:
-
organization 357 N.
metastasis:
-
inversion 218 N.
-
transference 270 N.
-
change 140 N.
metathesis:
-
inversion 218 N.
-
transference 270 N.
mete out:
-
giving 784 V.
mete:
-
measurement 466 V.
-
apportionment 786 V.
metempirical:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
metempsychosis:
-
change 140 N.
meteor:
-
world 318 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
meteoric:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
meteorite:
-
world 318 N.
meteorological:
-
air 338 Adj.
meteorology:
-
air 338 N.
Meteoromancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
meter:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
-
length 200 N.
methanogen:
-
life 359 N.
methanol:
-
fuel 388 N.
metheglin:
-
sweetness 396 N.
methinks:
-
belief 484 Adv.
method actor:
-
drama 599 N.
method of operating:
-
conduct 692 N.
method:
-
method 627 N.
-
order 58 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
methodical:
-
order 58 Adj.
-
arrangement 60 Adj.
methodically:
-
order 58 Adv.
methodism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Methodist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
methodize:
-
order 58 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
Methuselah:
-
veteran 130 N.
meticulous:
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
metogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
metonym:
-
supposition 514 N.
metonymy:
-
substitution 147 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
metoposcopy:
-
front 234 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
metric ton:
-
gravity 319 N.
metric:
-
measurement 466 Adj.
metrical:
-
poetry 597 Adj.
-
measurement 466 Adj.
metrology:
-
measurement 466 N.
metropolis:
-
abode 189 N.
metropolitan:
-
abode 189 Adj.
-
clergy 996 N.
mettle:
-
affections 820 N.
-
courage 861 N.
mettlesome:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
mew up:
-
restraint 751 V.
mew:
-
ululation 412 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
divestment 226 V.
mewed up:
-
circumscription 229 Adj.
mewl:
-
ululation 412 V.
mews:
-
abode 189 N.
mezzanine floor:
-
drama 599 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
Mezzofanti:
-
scholar 492 N.
mezzorilevo:
-
convexity 250 N.
mezzorilievo:
-
sculpture 557 N.
mezzotint engraving:
-
engraving 558 N.
mezzotint:
-
engraving 558 N.
miasm:
-
bane 663 N.
miasma:
-
bane 663 N.
mica:
-
semitransparency 427 N.
micaceous:
-
layer 204 Adj.
Micawber:
-
neglect 460 N.
Michaelmas:
-
rite 998 N.
mick:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
microaerophile:
-
life 359 N.
microbe:
-
animal 366 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
-
life 359 N.
microbiology:
-
organization 357 N.
microbus:
-
vehicle 272 N.
microcosm:
-
littleness 193 N.
microfuge:
-
rotation 312 N.
microgamete:
-
organization 357 N.
microgram:
-
gravity 319 N.
micrography:
-
littleness 193 N.
micrometer:
-
length 200 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
micron:
-
length 200 N.
microphone:
-
hearing 418 N.
microphotograph:
-
littleness 193 N.
microphotography:
-
littleness 193 N.
microscope:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
optical instruments 445 N.
microscopic:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
microscopically:
-
littleness 193 Adv.
microscopist:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
microscopy:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
microtiter tray:
-
receptacle 191 N.
microtome:
-
sharpness 253 N.
microzoa:
-
littleness 193 N.
microzoal:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
mid:
-
middle 68 Adj.
-
interposition 228 Adv.
midcourse:
-
mid-course 628 N.
mid-course:
-
middle 68 N.
midday:
-
morning 125 N.
midden:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
middle class school:
-
school 542 N.
middle classes:
-
mediocrity 736 N.
middle constriction:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
middle course:
-
mid-course 628 N.
-
mean 29 N.
middle state:
-
mean 29 N.
middle term:
-
compromise 774 N.
-
middle 68 N.
middle:
-
mean 29 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
-
centrality 222 Adv.
-
centrality 222 Adj.
-
middle 68 Adj.
-
middle 68 N.
-
mean 29 Adj.
-
mid-course 628 N.
middle-aged:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
middle-class:
-
mean 29 Adj.
middleman:
-
director 694 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
middlemost:
-
centrality 222 Adj.
-
middle 68 Adj.
middling:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
middy:
-
mariner 269 N.
Midgard:
-
world 318 N.
midge:
-
littleness 193 N.
midland:
-
land 342 Adj.
midmost:
-
middle 68 Adj.
midnight:
-
evening 126 N.
-
darkness 421 N.
midriff:
-
middle 68 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
midshipman:
-
mariner 269 N.
midships:
-
middle 68 Adv.
midst:
-
interposition 228 Adv.
-
middle 68 N.
-
centrality 222 Adv.
Midsummer day:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
midsummer:
-
morning 125 N.
mid-term exam grade:
-
teaching 537 N.
midway:
-
middle 68 Adv.
midwife:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
midwifery:
-
production 161 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
mien:
-
appearance 448 N.
miff:
-
resentment 900 N.
might as well:
-
assent 488 Adv.
might:
-
greatness 31 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
violence 173 N.
mighty:
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
migrate:
-
journey 266 V.
migration:
-
journey 266 N.
migratory:
-
journey 266 Adj.
mikado:
-
master 745 N.
mike:
-
hearing 418 N.
milch cow:
-
productiveness 168 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
store 636 N.
mild as milk:
-
lenity 740 Adj.
mild as mothers milk:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
mild as mother's milk:
-
moderation 174 Adj.
mild:
-
insipidity 391 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
lenity 740 Adj.
mildew:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
bane 663 N.
mildewed:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
mildness:
-
lenity 740 N.
mile:
-
length 200 N.
mileage ticket:
-
indication 550 N.
mileage:
-
length 200 N.
-
reward 973 N.
milepost:
-
indication 550 N.
miles apart:
-
discrimination 465 Phr.
milestone:
-
indication 550 N.
militant:
-
warfare 722 Adj.
military education:
-
teaching 537 N.
military evolutions:
-
warfare 722 N.
military forces:
-
combatant 726 N.
military government:
-
government 737a N.
military man:
-
combatant 726 N.
military power:
-
government 737a N.
military school:
-
school 542 N.
military train:
-
combatant 726 N.
military:
-
warfare 722 Adj.
militate against:
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
militia:
-
combatant 726 N.
milk and honey:
-
prosperity 734 N.
milk and water:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
insipidity 391 Adj.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
milk of human kindness:
-
benevolence 906 N.
milk sickness:
-
disease 655 N.
milk the ram:
-
inutility 645 V.
milk:
-
whiteness 430 N.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
moderation 174 N.
milkiness:
-
semitransparency 427 N.
milk-livered:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
milksop:
-
fool 501 N.
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
cowardice 862 N.
milk-white:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
milky way:
-
world 318 N.
milky:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
-
semitransparency 427 Adj.
mill pond:
-
store 636 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
mill:
-
contention 720 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
millennium:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
period 108 N.
-
futurity 121 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
hope 858 N.
millesimal:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
millet seed:
-
littleness 193 N.
milliard:
-
five, &c 98 N.
milliary:
-
indication 550 N.
milligram:
-
gravity 319 N.
millimeter:
-
length 200 N.
millimicron:
-
length 200 N.
milliner:
-
fop 854 N.
-
clothing 225 N.
millinery:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
million:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
millionaire:
-
wealth 803 N.
millstone:
-
gravity 319 N.
mime:
-
drama 599 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
-
imitation 19 N.
mimeograph:
-
imitation 19 N.
mimer:
-
drama 599 N.
mimic:
-
absence of Intellect 450a V.
-
representation 554 V.
-
imitation 19 Adj.
-
drama 599 V.
-
imitation 19 V.
mimicking:
-
imitation 19 Adj.
mimicry:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
-
ambush 530 N.
mimmation:
-
language 560 N.
mimographer:
-
drama 599 N.
minacious:
-
threat 909 Adj.
minacity:
-
threat 909 N.
minaret:
-
height 206 N.
minatory:
-
threat 909 Adj.
minauderie:
-
affectation 855 N.
mince pie:
-
food 298 N.
mince the matter:
-
fastidiousness 868 V.
mince the truth:
-
falsehood 544 V.
mince:
-
vindication 937 N.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
stammering 583 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
food 298 N.
-
affectation 855 V.
mincing steps:
-
slowness 275 N.
mincing:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
mind at ease:
-
pleasure 827 N.
mind one's book:
-
learning 539 V.
mind one's business:
-
attention 457 V.
-
care 459 V.
mind one's own business:
-
incuriosity 456 V.
mind one's P's and Q's:
-
duty 926 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
mind what you are about!:
-
warning 668 Int.
mind!:
-
warning 668 Int.
-
attention 457 Int.
mind:
-
desire 865 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
willingness 602 V.
-
will 600 N.
-
memory 505 V.
-
belief 484 N.
-
care 459 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
dislike 867 V.
minded:
-
will 600 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
intention 620 Adj.
mindful:
-
memory 505 Adj.
-
attention 457 Adj.
mindfulness:
-
attention 457 N.
mindless:
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
mind's eye:
-
imagination 515 N.
mine of wealth:
-
wealth 803 N.
mine:
-
attack 716 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
store 636 N.
-
opening 260 V.
-
opening 260 N.
-
concavity 252 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
deception 545 N.
miner:
-
concavity 252 N.
mineral crystal:
-
oil 356 N.
mineral kingdom:
-
inorganization 358 N.
mineral oil:
-
oil 356 N.
mineral rock:
-
oil 356 N.
mineral world:
-
inorganization 358 N.
mineral:
-
inorganization 358 Adj.
-
oil 356 N.
mineralize:
-
inorganization 358 V.
mineralogy:
-
inorganization 358 N.
minerologist:
-
jewelry 847a N.
minerology:
-
jewelry 847a N.
Minerva press:
-
ornament 577 N.
-
description 594 N.
minesweeper:
-
combatant 726 N.
mingle:
-
mixture 41 V.
mingled yarn:
-
mixture 41 N.
mingled:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
miniature painter:
-
artist 559 N.
miniature painting:
-
painting 556 N.
miniature:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
painting 556 N.
miniaturist:
-
artist 559 N.
minibus:
-
vehicle 272 N.
minikin:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
minim:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
minimize:
-
underestimation 483 V.
minimum:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
inferiority 34 N.
minion:
-
favorite 899 N.
Minis rifle:
-
arms 727 N.
minister of finance:
-
treasurer 801 N.
minister to:
-
aid 707 V.
-
remedy 662 V.
minister:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
rite 998 V.
-
deputy 759 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
director 694 N.
-
agent 690 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
instrumentality 631 V.
ministerial:
-
instrumentality 631 Adj.
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
ministering spirit:
-
angel 977 N.
ministrant:
-
aid 707 Adj.
ministrate:
-
direction 693 V.
ministration:
-
direction 693 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
aid 707 N.
ministry:
-
direction 693 N.
-
aid 707 N.
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
minium:
-
redness 434 N.
minivan:
-
journey 266 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
minnesinger:
-
poetry 597 N.
minnow:
-
littleness 193 N.
minor coin:
-
money 800 N.
minor denomination:
-
money 800 N.
minor details:
-
unimportance 643 N.
minor key:
-
melody concord 413 N.
minor mode:
-
melody concord 413 N.
minor Prophets:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
minor scale:
-
melody concord 413 N.
minor suit:
-
amusement 840 N.
minor:
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
-
infant 129 N.
Minorites:
-
clergy 996 N.
minority:
-
youth 127 N.
-
inferiority 34 N.
-
fewness 103 N.
Minos:
-
director 694 N.
minotaur:
-
unconformity 83 N.
minster:
-
temple 1000 N.
minstrel:
-
musician 416 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
minstrelsy:
-
music 415 N.
mint of money:
-
wealth 803 N.
mint:
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
money 800 V.
-
money 800 N.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
minuend:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
minuet:
-
music 415 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
minus:
-
shortcoming 304 Adj.
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
-
loss 776 Adj.
-
absence 187 Adv.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
-
inferiority 34 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
minuscular:
-
letter 561 Adj.
minuscule:
-
letter 561 N.
minute account:
-
description 594 N.
minute application:
-
attention 457 N.
minute attention:
-
attention 457 N.
minute study:
-
attention 457 N.
minute thought:
-
attention 457 N.
minute:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
compendium 596 N.
-
record 551 V.
-
record 551 N.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
period 108 N.
-
instantaneity 113 N.
minutely:
-
littleness 193 Adv.
minuteness:
-
attention 457 N.
-
care 459 N.
minutiae:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
speciality 79 N.
minx:
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
Miocene:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
mir:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
miracle play:
-
drama 599 N.
miracle:
-
prodigy 872 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
miraculous:
-
wonder 870 Adj.
mirage:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
hope 858 N.
mire:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
mirror lens:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
mirror:
-
repute 873 N.
-
imitation 19 V.
-
perfection 650 N.
mirth loving:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
mirth:
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
mirthful:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
misacceptation:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
misadventure:
-
adversity 735 N.
misadvised:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
misanthrope:
-
misanthropy 911 N.
misanthropic:
-
misanthropy 911 Adj.
misanthropist:
-
misanthropy 911 N.
misanthropy:
-
hate 898 N.
-
misanthropy 911 N.
misapplication:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
-
misuse 679 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
misapply:
-
misuse 679 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
misapprehend:
-
error 495 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
misapprehension:
-
error 495 N.
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
misappropriate:
-
misuse 679 V.
misappropriation:
-
misuse 679 N.
misarrange:
-
derangement 61 V.
misbecome:
-
undueness 925 V.
misbecoming:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
misbegotten:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
misbehave:
-
vulgarity 851 V.
-
undueness 925 V.
-
vice 945 V.
misbehavior:
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
misbelief:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
misbelieve:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
misbeliever.1:
-
incredulity 487 N.
miscalculate:
-
inexpectation 508 V.
-
misjudgment 481 V.
-
error 495 V.
miscalculation:
-
disappointment 509 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
inexpectation 508 N.
miscall:
-
misnomer 565 V.
miscarriage:
-
failure 732 N.
miscarry:
-
failure 732 V.
miscegenate:
-
mixture 41 V.
miscegenation:
-
marriage 903 N.
-
mixture 41 N.
miscellaneous:
-
mixture 41 Adj.
miscellaneousness:
-
generality 78 N.
miscellany:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
generality 78 N.
mischance:
-
adversity 735 N.
mischief:
-
evil 619 N.
mischief-maker:
-
knave 941 N.
-
evil 913 N.
mischief-making:
-
badness 649 Adj.
mischievous:
-
badness 649 Adj.
miscible:
-
mixture 41 Adj.
miscite:
-
falsehood 544 V.
misclassified:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
miscomputation:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
error 495 N.
miscompute:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
misconceive:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
-
error 495 V.
-
misjudgment 481 V.
misconception:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
error 495 N.
misconduct oneself:
-
vice 945 V.
misconduct:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
guilt 947 N.
misconducted:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
misconjecture:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
misconstruction:
-
error 495 N.
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
misconstrue:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
miscorrect:
-
misteaching 538 V.
miscount:
-
error 495 V.
miscreance:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
miscreant:
-
bad man 949 N.
miscreated:
-
vice 945 Adj.
misdate:
-
anachronism 115 N.
-
anachronism 115 V.
misdated:
-
anachronism 115 Adj.
misdeed:
-
guilt 947 N.
misdemean oneself:
-
vice 945 V.
misdemeanant:
-
bad man 949 N.
misdemeanor:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
misdescribe:
-
misteaching 538 V.
misdevotion:
-
impiety 988 N.
misdirect:
-
misteaching 538 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
misdirection:
-
misteaching 538 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
misdo:
-
vice 945 V.
misdoing:
-
guilt 947 N.
misdoubt:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
misemploy:
-
misuse 679 V.
misemployment:
-
misuse 679 N.
miser:
-
parsimony 819 N.
miserable:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
miserably:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
misere:
-
amusement 840 N.
miseries of human life:
-
pain 828 N.
miserly:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
misery:
-
pain 828 N.
misestimate:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
misfeasance:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
misfortune:
-
adversity 735 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
misgiving:
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
-
fear 860 N.
misgovernment:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
misguidance:
-
misteaching 538 N.
misguide:
-
error 495 V.
-
misteaching 538 V.
misguided:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
mishap:
-
failure 732 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
evil 619 N.
mishmash:
-
disorder 59 N.
Mishna:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
misinform:
-
misteaching 538 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
error 495 V.
misinformaton:
-
misteaching 538 N.
misinformed:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
misinstruct:
-
misteaching 538 V.
misinstruction:
-
misteaching 538 N.
misintelligence:
-
misteaching 538 N.
misinterpret:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
misinterpretation:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
misinterpreted:
-
misinterpretation 523 Adj.
misjoinder:
-
disagreement 24 N.
misjoined:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
misjoining:
-
disagreement 24 N.
misjudge:
-
intuition 477 V.
-
misjudgment 481 V.
misjudged:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
misjudging:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
misjudgment:
-
credulity 486 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
mislay:
-
derangement 61 V.
-
loss 776 V.
mislead:
-
intuition 477 V.
-
error 495 V.
-
misteaching 538 V.
-
deception 545 V.
misleading:
-
error 495 N.
-
misteaching 538 N.
mislike misrelish:
-
dislike 867 V.
mismanage:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
mismanagement:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
mismatch:
-
difference 15 V.
-
disagreement 24 N.
-
disagreement 24 V.
mismatched:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
misname:
-
misnomer 565 V.
misnamed:
-
misnomer 565 Adj.
misnomer:
-
misnomer 565 N.
misogamist:
-
celibacy 904 N.
misogamy:
-
celibacy 904 N.
misogynist:
-
celibacy 904 N.
-
misanthropy 911 N.
misogyny:
-
celibacy 904 N.
mispersuasion:
-
misteaching 538 N.
misplace:
-
derangement 61 V.
-
displacement 185 V.
misplaced:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
displacement 185 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
misplacement:
-
displacement 185 N.
misprint:
-
error 495 N.
misprision of treason:
-
disobedience 742 N.
misprision:
-
guilt 947 N.
-
concealment 528 N.
misprize:
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
underestimation 483 V.
mispronounce:
-
stammering 583 V.
misproportion:
-
distortion 243 N.
misproportioned:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
misquote:
-
falsehood 544 V.
misreckon:
-
error 495 V.
-
misjudgment 481 V.
misrelation:
-
irrelation 10 N.
misreport:
-
falsehood 544 V.
mis-report:
-
error 495 N.
misrepresent:
-
misrepresentation 555 V.
-
intuition 477 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
-
misteaching 538 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
misrepresentation:
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
misrepresented:
-
misrepresentation 555 Adj.
misrule:
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
-
laxity 738 V.
miss fire:
-
failure 732 V.
miss one's aim:
-
failure 732 V.
miss one's footing:
-
failure 732 V.
miss one's way:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
miss stays:
-
failure 732 V.
-
shortcoming 304 V.
miss the mark:
-
failure 732 V.
-
shortcoming 304 V.
miss:
-
error 495 N.
-
infant 129 N.
-
desire 865 V.
-
loss 776 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
-
failure 732 N.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
libertine 962 N.
missay:
-
stammering 583 V.
missaying:
-
neologism 563 N.
missend:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
misshape:
-
distortion 243 V.
misshapen:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
missile boat:
-
combatant 726 N.
missile platform:
-
combatant 726 N.
missile:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
arms 727 N.
missing link:
-
incompleteness 53 N.
-
completion 729 N.
missing part:
-
incompleteness 53 N.
missing piece:
-
incompleteness 53 N.
missing:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
absence 187 Adj.
-
disappearance 449 Adj.
mission:
-
business 625 N.
-
commission 755 N.
missionary school:
-
school 542 N.
missionary:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
Mississippian:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
missive:
-
correspondence 592 N.
misspell:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
misspend:
-
prodigality 818 V.
misstanding:
-
error 495 N.
misstate:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
error 495 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
misstatement:
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
mis-statement:
-
error 495 N.
mist:
-
semitransparency 427 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
shade 424 N.
mistake:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
-
error 495 N.
-
error 495 V.
mistaken assumptions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
mistaken:
-
error 495 Adj.
-
dupe 547 Adj.
misteach:
-
intuition 477 V.
-
misteaching 538 V.
misteaching:
-
misteaching 538 Adj.
-
misteaching 538 N.
mister:
-
vaporization 336 N.
-
man 373 N.
misterm:
-
misnomer 565 V.
misthink:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
mistime:
-
untimeliness 135 V.
mistimed:
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
mistral:
-
wind 349 N.
mistranslate:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
mistress:
-
possessor 779 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
-
master 745 N.
-
woman 374 N.
mistrust:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
incredulity 487 N.
-
fear 860 N.
-
unbelief doubt 485 N.
mists of error:
-
error 495 N.
misty:
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
misunderstand one another:
-
discord 713 V.
misunderstand:
-
error 495 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
misunderstanding:
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
-
discord 713 N.
-
error 495 N.
-
disagreement 24 N.
misusage:
-
misuse 679 N.
-
badness 649 N.
misuse:
-
waste 638 N.
-
misuse 679 N.
-
misuse 679 V.
misused:
-
misuse 679 Adj.
mite:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
miter mortise:
-
junction 43 N.
miter:
-
junction 43 V.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
canonicals 999 N.
mithai:
-
sweetness 396 N.
Mithridate:
-
remedy 662 N.
mitigate against:
-
counter evidence 468 V.
mitigate:
-
relief 834 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
mitigation:
-
moderation 174 N.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 N.
-
relief 834 N.
-
qualification 469 N.
mitten:
-
clothing 225 N.
mittimus:
-
command 741 N.
mix oneself up with:
-
action 680 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
-
activity 682 V.
mix up with:
-
mixture 41 V.
mix:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
mixture 41 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
mixed number:
-
number 84 N.
mixed up:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
mixed:
-
mixture 41 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
mixen:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
mixture:
-
combination 48 N.
-
mixture 41 N.
mizzen:
-
rear 235 Adj.
mizzle:
-
river 348 N.
-
river 348 V.
mm:
-
length 200 N.
mnemonics:
-
memory 505 N.
Mnemosyne:
-
memory 505 N.
mnemotechnics:
-
memory 505 N.
MO:
-
conduct 692 N.
-
method 627 N.
moan:
-
cry 411 V.
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
lamentation 839 V.
moat:
-
conduit 350 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
defense 717 N.
mob law:
-
compulsion 744 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
-
government 737a N.
mob:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
commonality 876 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
mobcap:
-
clothing 225 N.
mobile telephone:
-
hearing 418 N.
mobile:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
-
motion 264 Adj.
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
mobility:
-
sensibility 822 N.
-
changeableness 149 N.
-
motion 264 N.
mobilization:
-
warfare 722 N.
-
motion 264 N.
mobilize troops:
-
warfare 722 V.
mobilize:
-
motion 264 V.
mobocracy:
-
government 737a N.
moccasin:
-
clothing 225 N.
mock danger:
-
courage 861 V.
mock heroic:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
mock modesty:
-
affectation 855 N.
mock sun:
-
luminary 423 N.
mock:
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
amusement 840 V.
-
ridicule 856 Adj.
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
imitation 19 V.
-
imitation 19 Adj.
-
similarity 17 Adj.
-
error 495 Adj.
mockery:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
ridicule 856 N.
mocking bird:
-
imitation 19 N.
mocking:
-
repetition 104 Adj.
-
ridicule 856 Adj.
modal:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
-
state 7 Adj.
-
circumstance 8 Adj.
modality:
-
state 7 N.
mode of expression:
-
style 569 N.
mode of speech:
-
style 569 N.
mode:
-
method 627 N.
-
mean 29 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
-
habit 613 N.
model after:
-
imitation 19 V.
model condition:
-
conformity 82 N.
model state:
-
conformity 82 N.
model:
-
frequency 136 N.
-
good man 948 N.
-
perfection 650 N.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
-
sculpture 557 V.
-
form 240 V.
-
conformity 82 N.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
representation 554 N.
modeler:
-
artist 559 N.
modelled after:
-
imitation 19 Adj.
moderate circumstances:
-
mediocrity 736 N.
moderate:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
-
qualification 469 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
temperance 953 Adj.
moderately good:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
moderately:
-
moderation 174 Adv.
-
imperfection 651 Adv.
moderating:
-
moderation 174 N.
moderation:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
temperance 953 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
moderation 174 N.
-
lenity 740 N.
moderato:
-
music 415 Adv.
moderator:
-
moderation 174 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
-
director 694 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
modern times:
-
the present time 118 N.
modern:
-
newness 123 Adj.
modernism:
-
newness 123 N.
modernize:
-
newness 123 V.
modest:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
humility 879 Adj.
-
modesty 881 Adj.
-
purity 960 Adj.
modesty:
-
underestimation 483 N.
-
purity 960 N.
-
humility 879 N.
-
modesty 881 N.
modicum:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
modifiable:
-
change 140 Adj.
modification:
-
difference 15 N.
-
variation 20a N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
change 140 N.
-
qualification 469 N.
modified:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
variation 20a Adj.
modify:
-
qualification 469 V.
-
difference 15 V.
-
change 140 V.
modillion:
-
support 215 N.
modish:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
modulate:
-
change 140 V.
-
qualification 469 V.
modulation:
-
change 140 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
module:
-
prototype 22 N.
modulo:
-
number 84 Adv.
modulus:
-
number 84 N.
modus operandi:
-
method 627 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
agency 170 N.
mofussil:
-
government 737a N.
mogul:
-
master 745 N.
Mohammed:
-
pseudo-revelation 986 N.
Mohammedan:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Mohammedanism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Mohawk:
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
evil 913 N.
Mo-hawk:
-
evil 913 N.
Mohock:
-
blusterer 887 N.
Mo-hock:
-
evil 913 N.
moider:
-
inattention 458 V.
moiety:
-
bisection 91 N.
moil:
-
exertion 686 V.
-
activity 682 V.
moist:
-
moisture 339 Adj.
moisten:
-
water 337 V.
-
moisture 339 V.
moistness:
-
moisture 339 N.
moisture:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
moisture 339 N.
mokes:
-
crossing 219 N.
molar:
-
convexity 250 N.
molasses:
-
sweetness 396 N.
mold:
-
form 240 V.
-
use 677 V.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
sculpture 557 V.
-
representation 554 V.
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
texture 329 N.
-
form 240 N.
-
conversion 144 V.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
land 342 N.
molded on:
-
imitation 19 Adj.
molded:
-
affections 820 Adj.
molder:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
moldering:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
moldiness:
-
deterioration 659 N.
molding:
-
ornament 847 N.
moldy:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
mole:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
-
warning 668 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
-
height 206 N.
molecular:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
molecule:
-
smallness 32 N.
mole-eyed:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
molehill:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
lowness 207 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
molest:
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
badness 649 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
molestation:
-
badness 649 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
mollah:
-
judge 967 N.
mollification:
-
softness 324 N.
mollify:
-
moderation 174 V.
-
softness 324 V.
molluscous:
-
animal 366 Adj.
mollusk:
-
animal 366 N.
mollycoddle:
-
woman 374 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
Moloch:
-
killing 361 N.
-
demon 980 N.
-
pseudo-revelation 986 N.
molt:
-
divestment 226 V.
molten:
-
calefaction 384 Adj.
molting:
-
divestment 226 N.
mom and pop store:
-
mart 799 N.
moment:
-
instantaneity 113 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
time 106 N.
momentaneous:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
momentary:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
momentous:
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
momentum:
-
impulse 276 N.
Momus:
-
rejoicing 838 N.
monachal:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
monachism:
-
churchdom 995 N.
monachy:
-
churchdom 995 N.
monad:
-
littleness 193 N.
monadic:
-
journey 266 Adj.
monarch:
-
master 745 N.
monarchical:
-
government 737a Adj.
monarchy:
-
government 737a N.
monasterial:
-
temple 1000 Adj.
monastery:
-
temple 1000 N.
monastic:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
-
temple 1000 Adj.
monasticism:
-
churchdom 995 N.
Monday:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
monetarist:
-
money 800 N.
monetary arithmetic:
-
accounts 811 N.
monetary theory:
-
money 800 N.
monetary:
-
money 800 Adj.
-
accounts 811 Adj.
monetize:
-
money 800 V.
money bag:
-
treasury 802 N.
money box:
-
treasury 802 N.
money broker:
-
merchant 797 N.
money changer:
-
merchant 797 N.
-
treasurer 801 N.
money coming in:
-
receipt 810 N.
money down:
-
payment 807 Adv.
money going out:
-
expenditure 809 N.
money grubbing:
-
acquisition 775 N.
money in hand:
-
money 800 N.
money isn't everything:
-
money 800 Phr.
money lender:
-
lending 787 N.
-
merchant 797 N.
money market account:
-
money 800 N.
money market:
-
money 800 N.
money matters:
-
money 800 N.
-
accounts 811 N.
money order:
-
money 800 N.
money paid:
-
payment 807 N.
money rules the world:
-
money 800 Phr.
money:
-
property 780 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
moneyed man:
-
wealth 803 N.
moneyed:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
moneyer:
-
merchant 797 N.
-
money 800 N.
moneyless:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
money-like instruments:
-
money 800 N.
money-making:
-
acquisition 775 N.
money's worth:
-
utility 644 N.
-
value 812a N.
monger:
-
merchant 797 N.
mongrel:
-
animal 366 N.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
mixture 41 N.
-
mixture 41 Adj.
-
bad man 949 N.
monied:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
moniliform:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
monition:
-
information 527 N.
-
warning 668 N.
monitive:
-
dissuasion 616 Adj.
monitor:
-
director 694 N.
-
advice 695 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
oracle 513 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
warning 668 N.
monitory:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
-
dissuasion 616 Adj.
-
warning 668 Adj.
monk:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
celibacy 904 N.
monkery:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
monkey around:
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
monkey trick:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
monkey:
-
support 215 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
imitation 19 N.
monkhood:
-
churchdom 995 N.
monkish Latin:
-
neologism 563 N.
monkish:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
monochord:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
monochrome:
-
achromatism 429 N.
-
painting 556 N.
monochrometer:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
monocle:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
monoclinous:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
monocracy:
-
government 737a N.
monoculous:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
monodrame monologue:
-
drama 599 N.
monody:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
monogamist:
-
celibacy 904 N.
monogamy:
-
marriage 903 N.
monogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
monogram:
-
secret 533 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
letter 561 N.
monograph:
-
writing 590 N.
-
description 594 N.
-
dissertation 595 N.
monolayer:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
-
layer 204 N.
monolith:
-
record 551 N.
monologue:
-
soliloquy 589 N.
monology:
-
soliloquy 589 N.
monomachy:
-
contention 720 N.
monomania:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
monomaniac:
-
madman 504 N.
monomolecular:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
monoplane:
-
ship 273 N.
monopod:
-
support 215 N.
monopolist:
-
selfishness 943 N.
monopolize:
-
possession 777 V.
monopoly:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
restraint 751 N.
-
possession 777 N.
monospermous:
-
unity 87 Adj.
monostich:
-
conciseness 572 N.
monosyllable:
-
letter 561 N.
monotheism:
-
theology 983 N.
monotheistic:
-
orthodoxy 983a Adj.
monotonous:
-
permanence 141 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
repetition 104 Adj.
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
uniformity 16 Adj.
-
roll 407 Adj.
monotony:
-
identity 13 N.
-
uniformity 16 N.
-
equality 27 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
-
weariness 841 N.
monotype:
-
printing 591 N.
monsoon:
-
wind 349 N.
monster:
-
prodigy 872 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
size 192 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
monstrosity:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
size 192 N.
-
distortion 243 N.
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
monstrous:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
distortion 243 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
monstrously:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
monte:
-
amusement 840 N.
Montessori method:
-
teaching 537 N.
Montgolfier:
-
ship 273 N.
month:
-
period 108 N.
monthly nurse:
-
remedy 662 N.
monthly:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
months of the year:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
monticle:
-
height 206 N.
monument:
-
height 206 N.
-
interment 363 N.
-
record 551 N.
monumental:
-
size 192 Adj.
monumentum aere perennius:
-
trophy 733 N.
moo:
-
ululation 412 V.
moocher:
-
petitioner 767 N.
mood:
-
tendency 176 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
change 140 N.
-
state 7 N.
-
affections 820 N.
moodiness:
-
sullenness 901a N.
moodish:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
moodishness:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
moods and tenses:
-
variation 20a N.
-
difference 15 N.
moods:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
moody:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
moon shaped:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
moon:
-
period 108 N.
-
changeableness 149 N.
-
world 318 N.
moonbeam:
-
dimness 422 N.
-
light 420 N.
mooncalf:
-
fool 501 N.
moon-eyed:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
moonglade:
-
dimness 422 N.
moonlight:
-
light 420 N.
-
dimness 422 N.
moonshine:
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
dimness 422 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
moonstone:
-
jewelry 847a N.
moonstruck:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
moor:
-
location 184 V.
-
height 206 N.
-
junction 43 V.
-
space 180 N.
-
plain 344 N.
moored:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
location 184 Adj.
-
presence 186 Adj.
mooring:
-
location 184 N.
moorings:
-
connection 45 N.
moorish:
-
marsh 345 Adj.
moorland:
-
plain 344 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
space 180 N.
-
height 206 Adj.
moory:
-
marsh 345 Adj.
moose:
-
animal 366 N.
moot point:
-
topic 454 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
moot the question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
moot:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
-
reasoning 476 V.
mooted:
-
supposition 514 Adj.
mop:
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
cleanness 652 V.
mopboard:
-
base 211 N.
mope:
-
dejection 837 V.
-
dejection 837 N.
mope-eyed:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
moping:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
mopish:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
moppet:
-
favorite 899 N.
mopsey:
-
favorite 899 N.
mopsy:
-
libertine 962 N.
mopus:
-
money 800 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
moral certainty:
-
certainty 474 N.
moral courage:
-
resolution 604 N.
moral education:
-
teaching 537 N.
moral insensibility:
-
insensibility 823 N.
moral obligation:
-
duty 926 N.
moral philosophy:
-
intellect 450 N.
-
duty 926 N.
moral rectitude:
-
virtue 944 N.
moral sensibility:
-
physical sensibility 375 N.
-
sensibility 822 N.
moral strength:
-
resolution 604 N.
moral tuition:
-
teaching 537 N.
moral turpitude:
-
improbity 940 N.
moral:
-
duty 926 Adj.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
maxim 496 N.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
morality:
-
duty 926 N.
-
virtue 944 N.
moralize upon:
-
reasoning 476 V.
moralize:
-
teaching 537 V.
morals:
-
right 922 N.
-
duty 926 N.
-
virtue 944 N.
morass:
-
marsh 345 N.
moratorium:
-
lateness 133 N.
morbid:
-
disease 655 Adj.
morbidity:
-
disease 655 N.
-
death 360 N.
morbiferous:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
morbific:
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
morbose:
-
disease 655 Adj.
morbosity:
-
disease 655 N.
morceau:
-
music 415 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
mordacious:
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
mordacity:
-
malevolence 907 N.
mordant:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
pungency 392 Adj.
-
color 428 N.
more bark than bite:
-
malediction 908 N.
more dead than alive:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
more frightened than hurt:
-
fear 860 Adj.
more last words:
-
sequel 65 N.
more or less:
-
quantity 25 Adj.
-
error 495 Adv.
more simply:
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
more suo:
-
habit 613 Adv.
more than a match for:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
superiority 33 Adj.
more than doubtful:
-
improbability 473 Adj.
more than enough:
-
redundancy 641 N.
more than it's woth:
-
dearness 814 Adj.
more than meets the ear:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
more than meets the eye:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
more than one can tell:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
more than one:
-
plurality 100 Adj.
more:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
-
addition 37 Adv.
more-majorum:
-
conformity 82 Adv.
moreover:
-
addition 37 Adv.
morganatic marriage:
-
marriage 903 N.
morgue:
-
interment 363 N.
moribund:
-
death 360 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
morient:
-
death 360 Adj.
morion:
-
defense 717 N.
morisco:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
mormo:
-
fear 860 N.
Mormon:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
mormonism:
-
marriage 903 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
morn:
-
morning 125 N.
morning call:
-
sociality 892 N.
morning dress:
-
clothing 225 N.
morning noon and night:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
morning party:
-
sociality 892 N.
morning prayer:
-
worship 990 N.
morning star:
-
angel 977 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
morning:
-
earliness 132 N.
-
morning 125 N.
moron:
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
-
ignoramus 493 N.
moronic:
-
absence of Intellect 450a Adj.
morose:
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
misanthropy 911 Adj.
moroseness:
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
misanthropy 911 N.
morosity:
-
sullenness 901a N.
morphea:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
Morpheus:
-
inactivity 683 N.
morphine:
-
intemperance 954 N.
morphism:
-
form 240 N.
morphology:
-
organization 357 N.
-
zoology 368 N.
morra:
-
amusement 840 N.
morris chair:
-
support 215 N.
morris dance:
-
amusement 840 N.
morrow:
-
futurity 121 N.
morsel:
-
part 51 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
mortal antipathy:
-
dislike 867 N.
mortal blow:
-
evil 619 N.
mortal funk:
-
fear 860 N.
mortal horror:
-
dislike 867 N.
mortal remains:
-
corpse 362 N.
mortal sin:
-
guilt 947 N.
mortal:
-
mankind 372 N.
-
mankind 372 Adj.
-
killing 361 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
mortality:
-
death 360 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
transientness 111 N.
mortar and pestle:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
mortar:
-
arms 727 N.
-
connection 45 N.
mortgage:
-
credit 805 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
security 771 V.
-
lending 787 N.
-
sale 796 V.
mortgagee:
-
credit 805 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
mortgagor:
-
possessor 779 N.
-
debt 806 N.
mortiferous:
-
killing 361 Adj.
mortification:
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
-
discontent 832 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
humility 879 N.
mortify:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
-
humility 879 V.
mortifying:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
mortise:
-
printing 591 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
crossing 219 N.
-
interposition 228 V.
mortuary:
-
death 360 Adj.
-
interment 363 Adj.
-
interment 363 N.
mosaic:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
-
variegation 440 N.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
mixture 41 N.
-
painting 556 N.
Moslem:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
mosque:
-
temple 1000 N.
mosquito:
-
animal 366 N.
-
sibilation 409 N.
-
evil 913 N.
moss:
-
roughness 256 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
marsh 345 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
moss-grown:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
mosstrooper:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
thief 792 N.
mossy:
-
vegetable 367 Adj.
most admired disorder:
-
disorder 59 N.
most frequently:
-
habit 613 Adv.
most likely:
-
probability 472 Adv.
most often:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
-
habit 613 Adv.
most unfortunately:
-
regret 833 Adv.
most:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
Motazilite:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
mote in the eye:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
mote:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
levity 320 N.
motet:
-
worship 990 N.
moth and rust:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
bane 663 N.
moth:
-
bane 663 N.
moth-eaten:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
Mother Cary's chickens:
-
warning 668 N.
mother may I:
-
amusement 840 N.
mother of pearl:
-
jewelry 847a N.
mother tongue:
-
language 560 N.
mother wit:
-
skill 698 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
mother:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
motherhood:
-
paternity 166 N.
motherly:
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
mother-of-pearl:
-
semitransparency 427 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
motion in reverse:
-
regression 283 N.
motion of a pendulum:
-
oscillation 314 N.
motion pictures:
-
drama 599 N.
motion:
-
offer 763 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
topic 454 N.
-
motion 264 N.
-
request 765 N.
motionless:
-
quiescence 265 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
motive power:
-
motion 264 N.
motive:
-
motion 264 Adj.
-
intention 620 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
motive 615 Adj.
motley fool:
-
humorist 844 N.
motley:
-
mixture 41 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
motor bike:
-
vehicle 272 N.
motor car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
motor coil:
-
attraction 288 N.
motor paralysis:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
motor scooter:
-
journey 266 N.
motor:
-
carrier 271 N.
motorbike:
-
journey 266 N.
motorcycle:
-
vehicle 272 N.
motory:
-
motion 264 Adj.
mottled:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
motto:
-
maxim 496 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
phrase 566 N.
mouchard:
-
information 527 N.
mould:
-
state 7 N.
mound:
-
height 206 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
size 192 N.
mount guard:
-
safety 664 V.
-
care 459 V.
mount on one's high horse:
-
pride 878 V.
mount the gallows:
-
punishment 972 V.
mount the high horse:
-
insolence 885 V.
mount the throne:
-
government 737a V.
mount up to:
-
money 800 V.
-
price 812 V.
mount:
-
ascent 305 V.
-
height 206 V.
-
height 206 N.
-
greatness 31 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
mountain in labor:
-
waste 638 N.
mountain:
-
size 192 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
gravity 319 N.
mountaineer:
-
traveler 268 N.
mountain-flax:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
-
refrigeration 385 N.
mountainous:
-
height 206 Adj.
mountebank:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
mounted rifles:
-
combatant 726 N.
mourn:
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
pain 828 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
mourner:
-
lamentation 839 N.
mourner's bench:
-
temple 1000 N.
mourner's seat:
-
temple 1000 N.
mournful:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
mourning:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
mouse trap:
-
deception 545 N.
mouse:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
littleness 193 N.
mouse-colored:
-
gray 432 Adj.
mousehole:
-
opening 260 N.
moustache:
-
roughness 256 N.
mouth honor:
-
improbity 940 N.
-
flattery 933 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
mouth:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
stammering 583 V.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
edge 231 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
voice 580 V.
mouthful:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
quantity 25 N.
mouthpiece:
-
information 527 N.
-
speech 582 N.
-
interpreter 524 N.
mouthwatering:
-
desire 865 N.
mouthy:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
moutonne:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
movable:
-
motion 264 Adj.
-
transference 270 Adj.
movableness:
-
motion 264 N.
movables:
-
property 780 N.
move ahead:
-
progression 282 V.
move away:
-
recession 287 V.
move back:
-
recession 287 V.
move forward:
-
progression 282 V.
move forwards:
-
progression 282 V.
move from:
-
recession 287 V.
move heaven and earth:
-
exertion 686 V.
move in a groove:
-
conformity 82 V.
move in a rut:
-
habit 613 V.
move off:
-
recession 287 V.
-
departure 293 V.
move on:
-
progression 282 V.
-
activity 682 Int.
move out of:
-
egress 295 V.
move quickly:
-
velocity 274 V.
move slowly:
-
slowness 275 V.
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
leisure 685 V.
move to:
-
courtesy 894 V.
move towards:
-
approach 286 V.
move up and down:
-
oscillation 314 V.
move:
-
offer 763 V.
-
action 680 N.
-
undertaking 676 N.
-
motive 615 V.
-
supposition 514 V.
-
motion 264 V.
-
motion 264 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
deity 976 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
moved with:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
moveless:
-
quiescence 265 Adj.
movement:
-
action 680 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
music 415 N.
-
motion 264 N.
mover:
-
producer 164 N.
movie film:
-
representation 554 N.
movie star:
-
drama 599 N.
movie studio:
-
drama 599 N.
movie:
-
representation 554 N.
movies:
-
drama 599 N.
moving pictures:
-
appearance 448 N.
moving:
-
motion 264 Adj.
mow down:
-
destruction 162 V.
mow:
-
shortness 201 V.
-
smoothness 255 V.
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
store 636 N.
moxa:
-
calefaction 384 N.
mozetta:
-
canonicals 999 N.
Mr.:
-
man 373 N.
-
title 877 N.
Mr:
-
neologism 563 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
-
judge 967 N.
Mrs:
-
woman 374 N.
-
misnomer 565 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
MS.:
-
writing 590 N.
much ado about nothing:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
overestimation 482 N.
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
much at one:
-
equality 27 Adj.
much cry and little wool:
-
overestimation 482 N.
-
disappointment 509 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
much good may it do!:
-
benevolence 906 Int.
much obliged!:
-
gratitude 916 Int.
much speaking:
-
loquacity 584 N.
much the same as:
-
equality 27 Adj.
much the same:
-
identity 13 Adj.
-
similarity 17 Adj.
much to be regretted:
-
regret 833 Adj.
much:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
mucid:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
mucilage:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
mucilaginous:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
muck:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
muckle:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
muckrake:
-
detraction 934 V.
muckraker:
-
detractor 936 N.
muckworm:
-
parsimony 819 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
mucor:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
mucosity:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
mucous:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
mucronate:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
mucronated:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
muculent:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
mucus:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
mud:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
marsh 345 N.
muddiness:
-
turbidity 426a N.
muddle away one's money:
-
prodigality 818 V.
muddle away:
-
waste 638 V.
muddle headed:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
muddle one's brains:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
muddle:
-
inattention 458 V.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
disorder 59 N.
muddled:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
muddy headed:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
muddy:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
-
marsh 345 Adj.
-
moisture 339 Adj.
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
mudlark:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
muezzin:
-
clergy 996 N.
muff:
-
impotence 158 N.
-
woman 374 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
muffle furnace:
-
furnace 386 N.
muffle up:
-
clothing 225 V.
muffle:
-
silence 403 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
aphony 581 V.
-
stammering 583 V.
muffled drum:
-
interment 363 N.
muffled drums:
-
nonresonance 408a N.
muffled:
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
faintness 405 Adj.
-
nonresonance 408a Adj.
muffler:
-
clothing 225 N.
mufti:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
judge 967 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
mug house:
-
abode 189 N.
mug:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
stealing 791 V.
mugger:
-
evil 913 N.
mugging:
-
stealing 791 N.
muggy:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
mugient:
-
ululation 412 Adj.
Muharram:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
mulatto:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
mulct:
-
stealing 791 V.
-
penalty 974 N.
-
penalty 974 V.
mule:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
muleteer:
-
director 694 N.
muliebrity:
-
woman 374 N.
mulish:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
mull:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
sweetness 396 V.
mullah:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
mullion:
-
support 215 N.
multangular:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
multifarious:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
nonuniformity 16a Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
multifariousness:
-
multiformity 81 N.
-
irrelation 10 N.
multifid:
-
part 51 Adj.
multifold:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
multiform:
-
nonuniformity 16a Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
multiformity:
-
nonuniformity 16a N.
-
multiformity 81 N.
multigenerous:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
multihued:
-
color 428 Adj.
multilateral symmetry:
-
symmetry 242 N.
multilateral:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
-
angularity 244 Adj.
multilocular:
-
receptacle 191 Adj.
multiloquence:
-
speech 582 N.
-
loquacity 584 N.
multiloquous:
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
multinominal:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
multiparous:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
multipartite:
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
multiple lens:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
multiple offender:
-
bad man 949 N.
multiple:
-
multitude 102 N.
-
number 84 N.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
multiplex:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
multiplicand:
-
number 84 N.
multiplication:
-
productiveness 168 N.
-
reproduction 163 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
multiplicator:
-
number 84 N.
multiplicity:
-
multitude 102 N.
multiplied:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
multiplier effect:
-
money 800 N.
multiplier:
-
number 84 N.
multiply by four:
-
quadruplication 96 V.
multiply:
-
numeration 85 V.
-
multitude 102 V.
-
reproduction 163 V.
-
productiveness 168 V.
multipotent:
-
power 157 Adj.
multisonous:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
multitude:
-
multitude 102 N.
-
plurality 100 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
multitudinous:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
multure:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
mum!:
-
taciturnity 585 Int.
mum:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
-
taciturnity 585 Adj.
mumble:
-
food 298 V.
-
stammering 583 V.
mumble-the-peg:
-
amusement 840 N.
mumblety-peg:
-
amusement 840 N.
Mumbo Jumbo:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
spell 993 N.
mummer:
-
drama 599 N.
mummery:
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
mummify:
-
interment 363 V.
-
dryness 340 V.
mummy:
-
corpse 362 N.
mump:
-
stammering 583 V.
-
request 765 V.
mumper:
-
poverty 804 N.
-
petitioner 767 N.
mumpish:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
mumps:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
-
disease 655 N.
mumpsimus:
-
error 495 N.
mum's the word:
-
taciturnity 585 Int.
munch:
-
food 298 V.
munchil:
-
vehicle 272 N.
mundane:
-
irreligion 989 Adj.
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
-
world 318 Adj.
mundation:
-
cleanness 652 N.
mundify:
-
cleanness 652 V.
mundivagrant:
-
journey 266 Adj.
munerary:
-
reward 973 Adj.
munerate:
-
reward 973 V.
municipal:
-
jurisdiction 965 Adj.
municipality:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
munificence:
-
liberality 816 N.
munificent:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
muniment:
-
record 551 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
security 771 N.
munition:
-
defense 717 N.
-
materials 635 N.
munshi:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
mural:
-
defense 717 Adj.
murder the King's English:
-
solecism 568 V.
-
stammering 583 V.
murder the language:
-
stammering 583 V.
murder:
-
killing 361 N.
-
killing 361 V.
murderer:
-
killing 361 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
murderous:
-
killing 361 Adj.
muricated:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
murk:
-
darkness 421 N.
murksome:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
murky:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
darkness 421 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
murmerer:
-
discontent 832 N.
murmur:
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
faintness 405 V.
-
faintness 405 N.
-
river 348 V.
murrain:
-
disease 655 N.
Murray:
-
journey 266 N.
murrey:
-
redness 434 Adj.
murrion:
-
defense 717 N.
muscadine:
-
fragrance 400 Adj.
muscle:
-
strength 159 N.
muscular:
-
strength 159 Adj.
Muse:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
thought 451 V.
museful:
-
thought 451 Adj.
museology:
-
assemblage 72 N.
muses:
-
language 560 N.
musette:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
museum:
-
store 636 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
mush:
-
pulpiness 354 N.
mushroom:
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
commonality 876 N.
-
newness 123 N.
music hall:
-
drama 599 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
music of the spheres:
-
world 318 N.
-
order 58 N.
music store:
-
mart 799 N.
music:
-
music 415 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
musical box:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
musical comedy:
-
drama 599 N.
musical ear:
-
hearing 418 N.
musical glasses:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
musical instruments:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
musical note:
-
melody concord 413 N.
musical stones:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
musical voice:
-
voice 580 N.
musical:
-
musician 416 Adj.
-
music 415 Adj.
-
melody concord 413 Adj.
-
drama 599 N.
musician:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
musician 416 N.
-
music 415 N.
music's golden tongue:
-
music 415 Phr.
musing on other things:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
musing:
-
thought 451 N.
musk ox:
-
animal 366 N.
musk:
-
fragrance 400 N.
muskelunge:
-
animal 366 N.
musket:
-
arms 727 N.
musketeer:
-
combatant 726 N.
musketoon:
-
arms 727 N.
musketry:
-
arms 727 N.
muskrat:
-
fragrance 400 N.
muslin:
-
crossing 219 N.
-
texture 329 N.
-
semitransparency 427 N.
musnud:
-
support 215 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
-
council 696 N.
mussuk:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
river 348 N.
Mussulman:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
mussy:
-
derangement 61 Adj.
must:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
mustang:
-
carrier 271 N.
mustard seed:
-
littleness 193 N.
mustard:
-
pungency 392 N.
-
condiment 393 N.
muster book:
-
list 86 N.
muster courage:
-
courage 861 V.
muster roll:
-
list 86 N.
muster:
-
numeration 85 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
mustiness:
-
fetor 401 N.
musty:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
mut:
-
front 234 N.
mutability:
-
changeableness 149 N.
mutable:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
mutagenesis:
-
change 140 N.
mutant:
-
unconformity 83 N.
mutation:
-
change 140 N.
mute as a fish:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
mute as a mackerel:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
mute as a stockfish:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
mute:
-
letter 561 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
taciturnity 585 Adj.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
silence 403 Adj.
-
interment 363 N.
-
aphony 581 Adj.
muteness:
-
silence 403 N.
-
taciturnity 585 N.
mutilate:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
amorphism 241 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
mutilated:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
mutilation:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
-
amorphism 241 N.
-
evil 619 N.
mutineer:
-
disobedience 742 N.
mutineering:
-
disobedience 742 N.
mutinous:
-
disobedience 742 Adj.
mutinousness:
-
disobedience 742 N.
mutiny:
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
disobedience 742 V.
mutter:
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
threat 909 V.
-
lamentation 839 N.
-
stammering 583 V.
-
faintness 405 V.
mutton headed:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
mutton:
-
food 298 N.
muttonhead:
-
fool 501 N.
mutual concession:
-
compromise 774 N.
mutual understanding:
-
agreement 23 N.
mutual:
-
correlation 12 Adj.
-
interchange 148 Adj.
mutuality:
-
correlation 12 N.
mutually:
-
correlation 12 Adv.
muzzle:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
aphony 581 V.
-
silence 403 V.
-
opening 260 N.
-
edge 231 N.
-
impotence 158 V.
muzzled:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
muzzle-loader:
-
arms 727 N.
muzzy:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
my eyes glaze over:
-
weariness 841 V.
my goodness!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
my mind is my kingdom:
-
intellect 450 Phr.
my service to you:
-
humility 879 Phr.
my stars:
-
wonder 870 Int.
my uncle's:
-
lending 787 N.
my voice is still for war:
-
warfare 722 Phr.
My word!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
myatism:
-
language 560 N.
mycology:
-
botany 369 N.
-
organization 357 N.
mynheer:
-
title 877 N.
myology:
-
texture 329 N.
Myomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
myopia:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
myopic:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
myriad:
-
five, &c 98 N.
myrmidon:
-
combatant 726 N.
myrrh:
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
condiment 393 N.
myrtle:
-
love 897 N.
myself:
-
speciality 79 N.
-
immateriality 317 N.
mysterious:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
mystery:
-
invisibility 447 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
secret 533 N.
-
latency, implication 526 N.
-
concealment 528 N.
mystic:
-
sorcery 992 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
mystical:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
mysticism:
-
sorcery 992 N.
mystification:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
concealment 528 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
mystify:
-
concealment 528 V.
-
misteaching 538 V.
-
intuition 477 V.
-
deception 545 V.
myth:
-
imagination 515 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
mythic:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
mythical:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
mythogenesis:
-
imagination 515 N.
mythological:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
mythology:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
N
N by E:
-
direction 278 N.
N or M:
-
generality 78 N.
N.B.:
-
attention 457 Int.
nab:
-
deception 545 V.
-
taking 789 V.
nabob:
-
master 745 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
nacre:
-
semitransparency 427 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
nacreous:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
-
semitransparency 427 Adj.
nadir:
-
base 211 N.
naevose:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
nag:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
discord 713 V.
Nagari:
-
writing 590 N.
Naiad:
-
ocean 341 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
naik:
-
master 745 N.
nail clipper:
-
sharpness 253 N.
nail:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
hardness 323 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
pendency 214 N.
-
length 200 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
junction 43 V.
-
retention 781 N.
nailery:
-
workshop 691 N.
naive:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
naivete:
-
artlessness 703 N.
naked eye:
-
vision 441 N.
naked fact:
-
eventuality 151 N.
naked sword:
-
arms 727 N.
naked truth:
-
truth 494 N.
naked:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
divestment 226 Adj.
namby-pamby:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
affectation 855 Adj.
name to conjure with:
-
repute 873 N.
name:
-
indication 550 N.
-
word 562 N.
-
nomenclature 564 N.
-
nomenclature 564 V.
-
commission 755 V.
-
repute 873 N.
named:
-
nomenclature 564 Adj.
nameless:
-
misnomer 565 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
namely:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
-
interpretation 522 Adv.
namesake:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
naming:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
Nana Sahib:
-
bad man 949 N.
Nanny goat:
-
woman 374 N.
nanny:
-
keeper 753 N.
nanogram:
-
gravity 319 N.
nanometer:
-
length 200 N.
nap:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
-
texture 329 N.
nape:
-
rear 235 N.
napha water:
-
fragrance 400 N.
naphtha:
-
oil 356 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
Napier's bones:
-
numeration 85 N.
napkin:
-
cleanness 652 N.
napless:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
Napoleon:
-
amusement 840 N.
napping:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
nappy:
-
bubble; cloud 353 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
naptha:
-
calefaction 384 N.
Narcissus:
-
beauty 845 N.
narcotic:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
Narraganset:
-
carrier 271 N.
narrate:
-
description 594 V.
narration:
-
description 594 N.
narrative:
-
description 594 N.
-
description 594 Adj.
narrator:
-
news 532 N.
narrow conceptions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
narrow end of the wedge:
-
beginning 66 N.
narrow escape:
-
escape 671 N.
narrow house:
-
interment 363 N.
narrow ideas:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
narrow means:
-
poverty 804 N.
narrow mind:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
narrow notions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
narrow search:
-
inquiry 461 N.
narrow views:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
narrow:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 V.
-
qualification 469 V.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
-
contraction 195 V.
narrowing:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
narrow-minded:
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
selfishness 943 Adj.
narrowness:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
narrows:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
narrow-souled:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
nary a one:
-
zero 101 Adj.
nasal accent:
-
stammering 583 N.
nasal tone:
-
stammering 583 N.
nasal:
-
stammering 583 Adj.
nascent:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
NASDAQ index:
-
stock market 799a N.
nasty:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
unsavoriness 395 Adj.
natal day:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
natal:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
natation:
-
navigation 267 N.
natch bone:
-
rear 235 N.
natch:
-
rear 235 N.
-
assent 488 Adv.
nathless:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
nation:
-
mankind 372 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
consanguinity 11 N.
national forest:
-
amusement 840 N.
national government:
-
government 737a N.
national guard:
-
combatant 726 N.
national park:
-
amusement 840 N.
National school:
-
school 542 N.
national:
-
mankind 372 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
nationality:
-
mankind 372 N.
-
philanthropy 910 N.
nation-state:
-
government 737a N.
native accent:
-
voice 580 N.
native land:
-
abode 189 N.
native soil:
-
abode 189 N.
native tendency:
-
necessity 601 N.
native tongue:
-
language 560 N.
native:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
nativity:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
prediction 511 N.
natty:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
natural beauty:
-
beauty 845 N.
natural condition:
-
conformity 82 N.
natural death:
-
death 360 N.
natural decay:
-
death 360 N.
natural frequency:
-
resonance 408 N.
natural gas:
-
fuel 388 N.
natural harbor:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
natural history:
-
organization 357 N.
natural impulse:
-
necessity 601 N.
natural meaning:
-
meaning 516 N.
natural philosophy:
-
materiality 316 N.
natural rubber:
-
elasticity 325 N.
natural selection:
-
life 359 N.
natural state of things:
-
habit 613 N.
natural state:
-
conformity 82 N.
natural tendency:
-
necessity 601 N.
natural turn of mind:
-
affections 820 N.
natural:
-
normality 80 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
fool 501 N.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
-
impulse 612 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
naturalist:
-
organization 357 N.
naturalization:
-
conversion 144 N.
-
location 184 N.
-
conformity 82 N.
naturalize:
-
habit 613 V.
-
location 184 V.
naturalized:
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
conversion 144 Adj.
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
naturally:
-
effect 154 Adv.
-
assent 488 Adv.
-
expectance 871 Adv.
naturalness:
-
normality 80 N.
nature film:
-
drama 599 N.
nature:
-
truth 494 N.
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
-
artlessness 703 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
tendency 176 N.
-
affections 820 N.
-
conformity 82 N.
-
world 318 N.
naught:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
zero 101 N.
naughty:
-
vice 945 Adj.
naumachia:
-
contention 720 N.
nausea:
-
dislike 867 N.
-
weariness 841 N.
nauseate:
-
unsavoriness 395 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
weariness 841 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
nauseating:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
nauseous:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
unsavoriness 395 Adj.
nautch:
-
amusement 840 N.
nautch-girl:
-
amusement 840 N.
nautical almanac:
-
list 86 N.
nautical:
-
navigation 267 Adj.
naval academy:
-
school 542 N.
naval engagement:
-
contention 720 N.
naval forces:
-
combatant 726 N.
naval school:
-
school 542 N.
naval:
-
navigation 267 Adj.
navarch:
-
master 745 N.
nave:
-
temple 1000 N.
-
middle 68 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
navel:
-
centrality 222 N.
-
middle 68 N.
navicular:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
navigable:
-
navigation 267 Adj.
navigate:
-
navigation 267 V.
navigation:
-
navigation 267 N.
navigator:
-
mariner 269 N.
navvy:
-
preparation 673 N.
-
agent 690 N.
navy list:
-
list 86 N.
navy:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
ship 273 N.
nawab:
-
master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
nay rather:
-
contrariety 14 Adv.
nay:
-
negation 536 Adv.
Nazarene:
-
irreligion 989 N.
naze:
-
convexity 250 N.
Nazi Party:
-
politics 737b N.
NE by N:
-
direction 278 N.
ne plus utra:
-
summit 210 N.
NE:
-
direction 278 N.
neaf:
-
retention 781 N.
neap tide:
-
lowness 207 N.
neap:
-
contraction 195 Adj.
-
lowness 207 Adj.
near at hand:
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
nearness 197 Adj.
near beer:
-
food 298 N.
near one's end:
-
death 360 Adj.
near relation:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
near run:
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
nearness 197 Adj.
near sight:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
near the mark:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
nearness 197 Adj.
near the wind:
-
direction 278 Adv.
near upon:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
near:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
-
futurity 121 Adj.
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
nearness 197 Adj.
-
nearness 197 Adv.
-
approach 286 V.
-
similarity 17 Adj.
nearest to one's heart:
-
love 897 Adj.
nearly related:
-
consanguinity 11 Adj.
nearly:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
whole 50 N.
nearness:
-
nearness 197 N.
nearside:
-
sinistrality 239 N.
neat:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
simpleness 42 Adj.
-
order 58 Adj.
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
cleanness 652 Adj.
neat-handed:
-
skill 698 Adj.
neatherd:
-
husbandry 370 N.
neatly expressed:
-
elegance 578 Adj.
neatly put:
-
elegance 578 Adj.
neatly:
-
cleanness 652 Adv.
neat's foot oil:
-
oil 356 N.
neb:
-
convexity 250 N.
nebula:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
nebulae:
-
world 318 N.
nebular:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
world 318 Adj.
nebulosity:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
dimness 422 N.
nebulous:
-
bubble; cloud 353 Adj.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
necessarian:
-
necessity 601 N.
necessaries of life:
-
requirement 630 N.
necessaries:
-
necessity 601 N.
-
requirement 630 N.
necessarily:
-
effect 154 Adv.
-
demonstration 478 Adv.
-
necessity 601 Adv.
necessary:
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
necessitarian:
-
necessity 601 N.
necessitate:
-
necessity 601 V.
-
requirement 630 V.
-
compulsion 744 V.
necessitation:
-
necessity 601 N.
necessities:
-
requirement 630 N.
necessitous:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
necessity for:
-
requirement 630 V.
necessity:
-
poverty 804 N.
-
compulsion 744 N.
-
requirement 630 N.
-
predetermination 611 N.
-
absence of choice 609a N.
-
certainty 474 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
neck and crop:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
neck and heel:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
neck and neck race:
-
equality 27 N.
neck of land:
-
land 342 N.
neck or nothing:
-
resolution 604 Adv.
-
rashness 863 Phr.
neck:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
-
contraction 195 N.
neckcloth:
-
clothing 225 N.
neckerchief:
-
clothing 225 N.
necking:
-
endearment 902 N.
necklace:
-
jewelry 847a N.
-
circularity 247 N.
necrology:
-
death 360 N.
-
description 594 N.
necromancer:
-
sorcerer 994 N.
necromancy:
-
prediction 511 N.
-
sorcery 992 N.
necropolis:
-
interment 363 N.
necropsy:
-
interment 363 N.
necroscopic:
-
interment 363 Adj.
necrosis:
-
disease 655 N.
nectar:
-
savoriness 394 N.
-
sweetness 396 N.
nectarious:
-
sweetness 396 Adj.
need circumstances:
-
poverty 804 N.
need:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
desire 865 V.
-
desire 865 N.
-
insufficiency 640 V.
-
requirement 630 V.
-
requirement 630 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
needful:
-
necessity 601 Adj.
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
money 800 N.
needfulness:
-
requirement 630 N.
neediness:
-
poverty 804 N.
needle gun:
-
arms 727 N.
needle in a bottle of hay:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
needle in a haystack:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
needle shaped:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
needle:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
perforator 262 N.
-
direction 693 N.
needless:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
needle-witted:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
needlewoman:
-
agent 690 N.
needs must:
-
necessity 601 Adv.
needy:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
ne'er a one:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
ne'er:
-
neverness 107 Adv.
ne'er-do-well:
-
bad man 949 N.
nefarious:
-
vice 945 Adj.
negation:
-
counter evidence 468 N.
-
negation 536 N.
negative campaigning:
-
politics 737b N.
negative charge:
-
attraction 288 N.
negative:
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
refusal 764 V.
-
engraving 558 N.
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
negation 536 V.
-
negation 536 Adj.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
confutation 479 V.
-
number 84 Adj.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
painting 556 N.
negatively:
-
inexistence 2 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adv.
negativeness:
-
inexistence 2 N.
negatory:
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adj.
neglect an opportunity:
-
untimeliness 135 V.
neglect of time:
-
anachronism 115 N.
neglect:
-
incompleteness 53 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
underestimation 483 V.
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
-
disuse 678 V.
-
inaction 681 N.
-
noncompletion 730 N.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
-
dereliction of duty 927 V.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
exclusion 55 V.
-
neglect 460 N.
neglected:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
neglectful:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
neglecting:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
negligee:
-
clothing 225 N.
negligence:
-
neglect 460 N.
negligent:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
negligently:
-
neglect 460 Adv.
negligible:
-
fraction 100a Adj.
negotiable:
-
transfer 783 Adj.
negotiate:
-
barter 794 V.
-
mediation 724 V.
-
compact 769 V.
-
transfer 783 V.
negotiation:
-
barter 794 N.
-
compact 769 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
negotiator:
-
mediation 724 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
-
compact 769 N.
negro head:
-
pungency 392 N.
negro:
-
blackness 431 N.
-
servant 746 N.
negrophobia:
-
hate 898 N.
negus:
-
food 298 N.
neif:
-
retention 781 N.
neigh:
-
ululation 412 V.
-
boasting 884 V.
neighbor:
-
nearness 197 N.
-
friend 890 N.
neighborhood:
-
nearness 197 N.
-
circumjacence 227 N.
neighboring:
-
nearness 197 Adj.
neighborly:
-
aid 707 Adj.
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
neither fish nor fowl:
-
unconformity 83 N.
neither here nor there:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
absence 187 Adv.
neither hide nor hair of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
neither more nor less.:
-
equality 27 Adj.
neither more nor less:
-
truth 494 Adv.
neither:
-
rejection 610 Adv.
nem:
-
assent 488 Adv.
Nemesis:
-
punishment 972 N.
-
revenge 919 N.
-
right 922 N.
nenia:
-
lamentation 839 N.
Neocene:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
neo-Darwinism:
-
organization 357 N.
neogamist:
-
marriage 903 N.
neoLamarkism:
-
organization 357 N.
neologic:
-
neologism 563 Adj.
neological:
-
neologism 563 Adj.
neologism:
-
neologism 563 N.
neologist:
-
neologism 563 N.
neology:
-
irreligion 989 N.
-
neologism 563 N.
neon bulb:
-
luminary 423 N.
neon sign:
-
luminary 423 N.
neonatal:
-
newness 123 Adj.
neophyte:
-
learner 541 N.
neoplastic disease:
-
disease 655 N.
Neoplatonism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
neoprene:
-
elasticity 325 N.
neoteric:
-
newness 123 Adj.
Nepenthe:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
nephalism:
-
asceticism 955 N.
nephelognosy:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
nephelometer:
-
turbidity 426a N.
nephew:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
nephograph:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
nephology:
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
nepotism:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
-
wrong 923 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
-
selfishness 943 N.
nepotist:
-
selfishness 943 N.
Neptune:
-
ocean 341 N.
Nereid:
-
ocean 341 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
nerve oneself:
-
courage 861 V.
nerve:
-
strength 159 N.
-
strength 159 V.
-
courage 861 N.
-
courage 861 V.
nerveless:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
nervous:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
modesty 881 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
fear 860 Adj.
nervousness:
-
fear 860 N.
nescience:
-
ignorance 491 N.
nescient:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
ness:
-
convexity 250 N.
nest egg:
-
store 636 N.
nest of boxes:
-
layer 204 N.
nest:
-
multitude 102 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
abode 189 N.
nestle:
-
presence 186 V.
-
safety 664 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
nestling:
-
infant 129 N.
Nestor:
-
veteran 130 N.
-
sage 500 N.
-
advice 695 N.
net profit:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
net:
-
sponge 252a N.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
crossing 219 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
remainder 40 Adj.
-
cunning 702 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
nether most:
-
lowness 207 Adj.
nether:
-
lowness 207 Adj.
nethermost:
-
base 211 Adj.
netting:
-
crossing 219 N.
nettle:
-
bane 663 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
network:
-
sponge 252a N.
-
complexity 59a N.
-
crossing 219 N.
neuralgia:
-
physical pain 378 N.
neurology:
-
texture 329 N.
neurosis:
-
insanity 503 N.
neurotic:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
neuter:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
materiality 316 Adj.
-
absence of choice 609a Adj.
neutral tint:
-
gray 432 N.
-
achromatism 429 N.
neutral:
-
mean 29 Adj.
-
peace 721 Adj.
-
absence of choice 609a Adj.
-
avoidance 623 Adj.
neutrality:
-
peace 721 N.
-
mid-course 628 N.
-
indifference 866 N.
-
avoidance 623 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
absence of choice 609a N.
-
mean 29 N.
neutralization:
-
compensation 30 N.
-
counteraction 179 N.
neutralize:
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
neutron star:
-
density 321 N.
nev_ee:
-
cold 383 N.
never a one:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
never a:
-
zero 101 Adj.
never fading:
-
repute 873 Adj.
never forget:
-
gratitude 916 V.
never hear the last of:
-
weariness 841 V.
-
repetition 104 V.
never in a million years:
-
negation 536 Adv.
never indebted:
-
payment 807 Adj.
never mind!:
-
contempt 930 Int.
-
unimportance 643 Int.
never mind:
-
neglect 460 Int.
-
insensibility 823 Phr.
-
indifference 866 Int.
never otherwise:
-
uniformity 16 Adv.
never say die!:
-
cheerfulness 836 Int.
never say die:
-
hope 858 Phr.
-
perseverance 604a Phr.
never so:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
never tell me:
-
dissent 489 Int.
never thought of:
-
chance 621 Adj.
never tired:
-
activity 682 Adj.
never tiring:
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
never to be forgotten:
-
importance 642 Adj.
never to return:
-
the past 122 Adj.
never was heard the like:
-
unconformity 83 Phr.
never was known the like:
-
unconformity 83 Phr.
never was seen the like:
-
unconformity 83 Phr.
never:
-
neverness 107 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adv.
never-dying:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
neverending:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
never-fading:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
nevermore:
-
neverness 107 Adv.
neverness:
-
neverness 107 N.
nevertheless:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
new birth:
-
restoration 660 N.
new brooms:
-
desuetude 614 N.
-
activity 682 N.
new departure:
-
beginning 66 N.
new edition:
-
improvement 658 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
-
reproduction 163 N.
new gilt:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
new model:
-
conversion 144 V.
-
revolution 146 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
new printing:
-
copy 21 N.
new spangled:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
New Testament:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
new woman:
-
woman 374 N.
New Year:
-
rite 998 N.
New Year's day:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
New Year's Eve party:
-
sociality 892 N.
new:
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
desuetude 614 Adj.
-
greenness 435 Adj.
newborn:
-
infant 129 Adj.
new-born:
-
newness 123 Adj.
newcomer:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
-
inhabitant 188 N.
newfangled expression:
-
neologism 563 N.
newfangled:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
change 140 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
new-fangled:
-
newness 123 Adj.
new-fashioned:
-
newness 123 Adj.
new-fledged:
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
infant 129 Adj.
Newfoundland:
-
animal 366 N.
Newgate:
-
prison 752 N.
newly:
-
newness 123 Adv.
newness to:
-
desuetude 614 N.
newness:
-
newness 123 N.
news department:
-
news 532 N.
news just in:
-
news 532 N.
news media:
-
news 532 N.
news stirring:
-
news 532 N.
news team:
-
news 532 N.
news:
-
information 527 N.
-
news 532 N.
newsboy:
-
messenger 534 N.
newscaster:
-
news 532 N.
newsman:
-
news 532 N.
newsmonger:
-
curiosity 455 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
news 532 N.
newspaper correspondent:
-
consignee 758 N.
newspaper:
-
publication 531 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
record 551 N.
newsstand:
-
mart 799 N.
newswoman:
-
news 532 N.
Newtonian telescope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
next door to:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
next friend:
-
deputy 759 N.
next of kin:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
next to nothing:
-
smallness 32 N.
next world:
-
destiny 152 N.
next:
-
sequence 63 Adj.
-
posteriority 117 Adv.
-
futurity 121 Adj.
-
sequence 281 Adj.
next-day delivery:
-
messenger 534 N.
next-door neighbor:
-
friend 890 N.
Niagara:
-
river 348 N.
niais:
-
fool 501 N.
niaiserie:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
nib:
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
end 67 N.
-
summit 210 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
nibble at the bait:
-
dupe 547 V.
-
willingness 602 V.
nibble at:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
nibble:
-
food 298 V.
nice distinction:
-
difference 15 N.
nice ear:
-
hearing 418 N.
nice hand:
-
proficient 700 N.
nice perception:
-
discrimination 465 N.
nice point:
-
difficulty 704 N.
nice:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
discrimination 465 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
nicely:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
Nicene Creed:
-
orthodoxy 983a N.
nicety:
-
probity 939 N.
-
fastidiousness 868 N.
-
taste 850 N.
-
discrimination 465 N.
-
truth 494 N.
niche:
-
place 182 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
nick it:
-
success 731 V.
nick of time:
-
occasion 134 N.
nick:
-
notch 257 N.
-
notch 257 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
indication 550 N.
nickel:
-
money 800 N.
nickname:
-
misnomer 565 N.
-
misnomer 565 V.
nicotine:
-
pungency 392 N.
-
bane 663 N.
nictate:
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
nictitate:
-
dimsightedness 443 V.
nictitation:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
nidget:
-
cowardice 862 N.
nidification:
-
abode 189 N.
nidor:
-
odor 398 N.
nidorous:
-
odor 398 Adj.
-
fetor 401 Adj.
nidus:
-
abode 189 N.
-
cause 153 N.
niece:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
niggard:
-
parsimony 819 N.
niggardly:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
nigger:
-
blackness 431 N.
niggle:
-
disrespect 929 V.
niggling:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
nigh:
-
nearness 197 Adj.
-
nearness 197 Adv.
night and day:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
night gown:
-
clothing 225 N.
night shirt:
-
clothing 225 N.
night student:
-
learner 541 N.
night walker:
-
traveler 268 N.
night wear:
-
clothing 225 N.
night:
-
darkness 421 N.
nightcap:
-
clothing 225 N.
nightfall:
-
evening 126 N.
nightingale:
-
musician 416 N.
nightmare:
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
fear 860 N.
nightshade:
-
bane 663 N.
nigrescent:
-
blackness 431 V.
nigrification:
-
blackness 431 N.
NIH:
-
government 737a N.
nihilism:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
laxity 738 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
nihilist:
-
destroyer 165 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
nihility:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
nil:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
nill:
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
refusal 764 V.
nim:
-
stealing 791 V.
nimble as a squirrel:
-
activity 682 Adj.
nimble footed:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
nimble:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
nimble-fingered:
-
skill 698 Adj.
nimble-footed:
-
activity 682 Adj.
nimbleness:
-
activity 682 N.
nimble-witted:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
wit 842 Adj.
nimbus:
-
light 420 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
nimiety:
-
redundancy 641 N.
Nimrod:
-
killing 361 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
nincompoop:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
-
fool 501 N.
nine days' wonder:
-
transientness 111 N.
-
expectance 871 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
nine men's morris:
-
amusement 840 N.
nine points of the law:
-
possession 777 N.
nine:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
ninefold:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
ninepins:
-
amusement 840 N.
ninety:
-
five, &c 98 N.
ninny:
-
fool 501 N.
ninnyhammer:
-
fool 501 N.
ninth:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
nip in the bud:
-
killing 361 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
nip up:
-
taking 789 V.
nip:
-
shortness 201 V.
-
food 298 N.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
pungency 392 N.
nipperkin:
-
receptacle 191 N.
nippers:
-
retention 781 N.
nipping:
-
cold 383 Adj.
nipple:
-
convexity 250 N.
Nirvana:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
heaven 981 N.
nis:
-
demon 980 N.
nitency:
-
light 420 N.
niter:
-
pungency 392 N.
-
saltiness 392a N.
nitid:
-
light 420 Adj.
nitpick:
-
discrimination 465 V.
nitric acid:
-
calefaction 384 N.
nitrocellulose:
-
snap 406 N.
nitrochloro-hydric acid:
-
calefaction 384 N.
nitroglycerine:
-
snap 406 N.
nitromethane:
-
fuel 388 N.
nitromuriatic acid:
-
calefaction 384 N.
nitrous oxide:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
niveous:
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
-
cold 383 Adj.
nix:
-
demon 980 N.
-
zero 101 N.
nixie:
-
zero 101 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
demon 980 N.
nizy:
-
fool 501 N.
nm:
-
length 200 N.
no basis for comparison:
-
incomparability 464a Phr.
no big rush:
-
leisure 685 N.
no cause for action:
-
acquittal 970 N.
no chance:
-
improbability 473 N.
no chicken:
-
age 128 Adj.
-
adolescence 131 N.
no choice:
-
absence of choice 609a N.
no conjurer:
-
bungler 701 N.
no conjuror:
-
fool 501 N.
no damages:
-
acquittal 970 N.
no deadline:
-
leisure 685 N.
no degree:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
no doubt:
-
certainty 474 Adv.
-
assent 488 Adv.
no end of:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
-
length 200 Adj.
no end to:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
no go:
-
failure 732 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
no great catch:
-
imperfection 651 N.
no great matter:
-
unimportance 643 N.
no great shakes:
-
imperfection 651 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
commonality 876 Adj.
no hurry:
-
leisure 685 N.
no imitation:
-
nonimitation 20 N.
no joke:
-
existence 1 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
dullness 843 V.
No kidding:
-
wonder 870 Int.
no laughing matter:
-
importance 642 N.
no less:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
no longer:
-
the past 122 Adv.
no love lost between them:
-
discord 713 Phr.
no love lost between:
-
hate 898 Phr.
no matter!:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
no matter:
-
neglect 460 Int.
no more than:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
no more:
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
no object:
-
unimportance 643 N.
no one knows who:
-
commonality 876 N.
no one:
-
zero 101 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
no other:
-
unity 87 N.
-
identity 13 N.
no part:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
no problem:
-
consent 762 Adv.
no quantity:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
no question:
-
certainty 474 Phr.
no scholar:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
no secret:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
no sinecure:
-
activity 682 N.
no song no supper:
-
price 812 Phr.
no sooner said than done:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
-
obedience 743 Phr.
-
earliness 132 Phr.
-
haste 684 Phr.
-
activity 682 Phr.
-
instantaneity 113 Phr.
no stranger to:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
no such thing:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
no surrender!:
-
defense 717 Int.
no surrender:
-
obstinacy 606 Phr.
no thank you:
-
refusal 764 Adv.
no thing:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
no time to be lost:
-
haste 684 Phr.
no time:
-
neverness 107 N.
no way:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
refusal 764 Phr.
-
dissent 489 Phr.
no ways:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
no wise:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
no wonder:
-
expectance 871 Int.
No. 2 oil:
-
oil 356 N.
no:
-
refusal 764 Adv.
-
unwillingness 603 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
dissent 489 Adv.
-
rejection 610 Adv.
Noah's ark:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
nob:
-
summit 210 N.
nobility:
-
superiority 33 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
noble liver:
-
good man 948 N.
noble metal:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
noble:
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
-
nobility 875 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
nobility 875 N.
nobleman:
-
nobility 875 N.
noble-minded:
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
nobleness:
-
virtue 944 N.
noblesse:
-
nobility 875 N.
nobody knows where:
-
distance 196 Adv.
nobody knows:
-
ignorance 491 Int.
nobody on earth:
-
absence 187 N.
nobody one knows:
-
commonality 876 N.
nobody present:
-
absence 187 N.
nobody the wiser:
-
concealment 528 Phr.
nobody would ever expect:
-
inexpectation 508 Phr.
nobody would ever suppose:
-
inexpectation 508 Phr.
nobody would ever think:
-
inexpectation 508 Phr.
nobody:
-
absence 187 N.
-
zero 101 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
no-brain:
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
no-cause:
-
acquittal 970 V.
noctambulation:
-
journey 266 N.
noctambulism:
-
journey 266 N.
noctambulist:
-
traveler 268 N.
noctivagant:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
noctivagation:
-
darkness 421 N.
noctivagous:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
noctivagrant:
-
journey 266 Adj.
noctograph:
-
blindness 442 N.
nocturnal:
-
evening 126 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
-
darkness 421 Adj.
nocuous:
-
badness 649 Adj.
nod assent:
-
assent 488 V.
nod of approbation:
-
approbation 931 N.
nod to:
-
courtesy 894 V.
nod:
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
command 741 N.
-
indication 550 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
assent 488 N.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
courtesy 894 N.
nodding acquaintance:
-
friend 890 N.
nodding to its fall:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
descent 306 Adj.
nodding:
-
inactivity 683 N.
noddle:
-
summit 210 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
noddy:
-
fool 501 N.
node:
-
convexity 250 N.
nodosity:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
nodular:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
nodule:
-
convexity 250 N.
noggin:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
nohow:
-
negation 536 Adv.
noise abroad:
-
publication 531 V.
noise:
-
sound 402 N.
-
loudness 404 N.
noiseless foot of time:
-
time 106 N.
noiseless:
-
silence 403 Adj.
noisome:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
noisy:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
nolens volens:
-
unwillingness 603 Adv.
nolition:
-
unwillingness 603 N.
nolleity:
-
unwillingness 603 N.
nom de course:
-
misnomer 565 N.
nom de plume:
-
misnomer 565 N.
nom de theatre:
-
misnomer 565 N.
nomad:
-
traveler 268 N.
nomadic:
-
motion 264 Adj.
nomadism:
-
journey 266 N.
nomadize:
-
journey 266 V.
Nomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
nomenclature:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
nominal price:
-
cheapness 815 N.
nominal:
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
word 562 Adj.
-
nomenclature 564 Adj.
nominate:
-
commission 755 V.
nomination:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
-
commission 755 N.
nominee:
-
consignee 758 N.
nomology:
-
legality 963 N.
non compos mentis:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
non ego:
-
extrinsicality 6 N.
non sequitur:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
error 495 N.
nonadhesion:
-
incoherence 47 N.
nonadhesive:
-
incoherence 47 Adj.
nonadmission:
-
exclusion 55 N.
nonage:
-
youth 127 N.
nonagenarian:
-
veteran 130 N.
non-alcoholic beverage:
-
food 298 N.
non-apparent:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
nonappearance:
-
invisibility 447 N.
nonattendance:
-
absence 187 N.
nonbeing:
-
inexistence 2 N.
non-bonded resonance:
-
resonance 408 N.
nonce expression:
-
neologism 563 N.
nonce:
-
the present time 118 N.
nonchalance:
-
neglect 460 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
indifference 866 N.
nonchalant:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
non-classical:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
noncohesive:
-
incoherence 47 Adj.
noncombustible material:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
noncomformity:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
noncommissioned officer:
-
master 745 N.
noncompletion:
-
neglect 460 N.
-
noncompletion 730 N.
-
shortcoming 304 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
noncompliance:
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
refusal 764 N.
-
dissent 489 N.
nonconformist:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
dissent 489 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
nonconformity:
-
dissent 489 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
non-content:
-
dissent 489 N.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
nondescript:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 N.
none else:
-
unity 87 N.
none in the world:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
none such:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
none the less:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
none the worse:
-
restoration 660 Adj.
none to spare:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
none:
-
zero 101 N.
nonendurance:
-
excitability 825 N.
nonentity:
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
nonessential:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
nonesuch:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
nonexistence:
-
inexistence 2 N.
nonexistent:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
nonexpectant:
-
inexpectation 508 Adj.
non-expectation:
-
inexpectation 508 N.
nonextension:
-
inextension 180a N.
nonflammable:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a
nonfulfillment:
-
noncompletion 730 N.
-
failure 732 N.
noninclusion:
-
exclusion 55 N.
noninterference:
-
inaction 681 N.
-
freedom 748 N.
nonintervention:
-
inaction 681 N.
nonius:
-
measurement 466 N.
nonjuring:
-
dissent 489 Adj.
nonjuror:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
non-juror:
-
dissent 489 N.
nonnaturals:
-
insalubrity 657 N.
nonny:
-
fool 501 N.
nonobjective:
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
nonobservance:
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
inattention 458 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
non-observance:
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
nonobservant:
-
desuetude 614 Adj.
nonpareil:
-
goodness 648 N.
non-paying:
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
nonpayment:
-
nonpayment 808 N.
nonperformance:
-
noncompletion 730 N.
non-performance:
-
dereliction of duty 927 N.
non-performing:
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
non-pertinence:
-
irrelation 10 N.
nonplus:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
success 731 V.
nonplused:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
nonplussed:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
nonporous:
-
density 321 Adj.
non-preparation:
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
nonprevalence:
-
desuetude 614 N.
nonresidence:
-
absence 187 N.
nonresident:
-
absence 187 Adj.
nonresistance:
-
submission 725 N.
-
obedience 743 N.
nonresisting:
-
submission 725 Adj.
nonresonance:
-
nonresonance 408a N.
nonresonant:
-
nonresonance 408a Adj.
nonsense!:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
nonsense:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
nonsensical:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
nonsubjective:
-
materiality 316 Adj.
nonsubsistence:
-
inexistence 2 N.
nonsuccess:
-
failure 732 N.
nonsuch:
-
unconformity 83 N.
nonsuit:
-
condemnation 971 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
failure 732 N.
nonsuited:
-
condemnation 971 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
nonuniform:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
Noobe:
-
lamentation 839 N.
noodle:
-
fool 501 N.
noodlehead:
-
fool 501 N.
nook:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
place 182 N.
noon:
-
morning 125 N.
noonday sun:
-
light 420 N.
noonday:
-
morning 125 N.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
light 420 N.
nooning:
-
morning 125 N.
noontide light:
-
light 420 N.
noontide:
-
light 420 N.
-
morning 125 N.
noontime:
-
morning 125 N.
nooscopic:
-
intellect 450 Adj.
noose:
-
connection 45 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
norm:
-
precept 697 N.
normal condition:
-
conformity 82 N.
normal state:
-
conformity 82 N.
normal:
-
expectance 871 Adj.
-
verticality 212 N.
-
verticality 212 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
normality 80 Adj.
normalcy:
-
normality 80 N.
normality:
-
normality 80 N.
-
frequency 136 N.
-
expectance 871 N.
normalize:
-
normality 80 V.
normalness:
-
normality 80 N.
North and South:
-
contraposition 237 N.
North East:
-
direction 278 N.
north pole:
-
attraction 288 N.
North:
-
direction 278 Adj.
northeaster:
-
river 348 N.
norther:
-
wind 349 N.
Northerly:
-
direction 278 Adj.
northern lights:
-
luminary 423 N.
Northern:
-
contraposition 237 Adj.
-
direction 278 Adj.
northwest passage:
-
circuition 311 N.
nose:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
odor 398 V.
-
curiosity 455 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
nosegay:
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
noseprint:
-
indication 550 N.
no-show job:
-
inaction 681 N.
nosology:
-
disease 655 N.
nostalgia:
-
regret 833 N.
nostology:
-
age 128 N.
nostril:
-
airpipe 351 N.
nostrum:
-
plan 626 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
nosy:
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
not a bad idea:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
not a bit of it:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
not a bit:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adv.
not a breath of air:
-
heat 382 Phr.
-
quiescence 265 N.
not a dream:
-
existence 1 N.
not a drop of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a few:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
not a hint of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a jot:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
zero 101 Adj.
-
negation 536 Adv.
not a little:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
not a minute too soon:
-
punctuality 132a Phr.
not a mouse stirring:
-
quiescence 265 N.
not a one:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a particle:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
not a pin to choose:
-
equality 27 N.
-
absence of choice 609a N.
not a shadow of doubt:
-
certainty 474 Phr.
not a shadow of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a shadow:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
not a smidgen of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a soul:
-
zero 101 N.
-
absence 187 N.
not a speck of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a suspicion of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a trace of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a whit of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not a whit:
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
not a:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not act:
-
inaction 681 V.
not allowed:
-
illegality 964 Adj.
not alone:
-
plurality 100 Adj.
not amiss:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
not an illusion:
-
truth 494 N.
not an iota of:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not answerable:
-
exemption 927a Adj.
not any:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not at all:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adv.
not attempt:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
not attend to:
-
neglect 460 V.
not bad:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
not bargain for:
-
inexpectation 508 V.
not be able to abide:
-
dislike 867 V.
not be able to bear:
-
excitability 825 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
not be able to do without:
-
requirement 630 V.
not be able to endure:
-
dislike 867 V.
not be able to recall:
-
oblivion 506 V.
not be affected by:
-
insensibility 823 V.
not be at home to:
-
refusal 764 V.
not be due:
-
undueness 925 V.
not be surprised:
-
expectance 871 V.
not be too hard upon:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
not believe one's ears:
-
wonder 870 V.
not believe one's eyes:
-
wonder 870 V.
not believe one's senses:
-
wonder 870 V.
not believe:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
not bend to either side:
-
straightness 246 V.
not breathe a word:
-
concealment 528 V.
not bright:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
not care a fig for:
-
indifference 866 V.
not care a straw about:
-
indifference 866 V.
not care a straw for:
-
insensibility 823 V.
not care a straw:
-
contempt 930 V.
not care a whit about:
-
indifference 866 V.
not care for:
-
indifference 866 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
not care:
-
insensibility 823 V.
not charged:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
not chosen:
-
rejection 610 Adj.
not come up to:
-
inequality 28 V.
-
inferiority 34 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
not comparable:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
not complete:
-
noncompletion 730 V.
not completed:
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
not concern:
-
irrelation 10 V.
-
disagreement 24 V.
not content:
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
not counting:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 Adv.
not dangerous:
-
safety 664 Adj.
not deceive:
-
veracity 543 V.
not discriminate:
-
indiscrimination 465a V.
not do by halves:
-
completion 729 V.
not do justice to:
-
underestimation 483 V.
not do:
-
inaction 681 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
not doing:
-
inaction 681 Adj.
not done:
-
inaction 681 Adj.
not easy:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
not enough:
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
not exist:
-
inexistence 2 V.
not expect:
-
inexpectation 508 V.
not expressed:
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
not fail:
-
probity 939 V.
not far from:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
not feasible:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
not fit to be seen:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
not following:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
not for attribution:
-
concealment 528 Phr.
not for the world:
-
dissent 489 Int.
-
unwillingness 603 Adv.
-
refusal 764 Adv.
not given:
-
receiving 785 Adj.
not grant:
-
refusal 764 V.
not guilty:
-
innocence 946 Adj.
-
acquittal 970 Adj.
not hardened:
-
penitence 950 Adj.
not have a dry thread:
-
moisture 339 V.
not have a penny:
-
poverty 804 V.
not have a wink of sleep:
-
excitability 825 V.
not have a word to say:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
not have the stomach to:
-
unwillingness 603 V.
not have:
-
exemption 777a V.
not having:
-
loss 776 Adj.
-
exemption 777a Adj.
not hear of:
-
refusal 764 V.
not in one's right mind:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
not in sight:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
not in the least:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adv.
not in the vein:
-
unwillingness 603 Adj.
not in verse:
-
prose 598 Adj.
not included in:
-
exclusion 55 Adj.
not know one's own mind:
-
irresolution 605 V.
not know what to make of:
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
ignorance 491 V.
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
not know:
-
ignorance 491 V.
not let a word escape one:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
not let it go further:
-
concealment 528 V.
not liable:
-
acquittal 970 Adj.
not lie:
-
veracity 543 V.
not lift a finger:
-
inaction 681 V.
not lift a foot:
-
inaction 681 V.
not lift a peg:
-
inaction 681 V.
not long ago:
-
newness 123 Adv.
not look:
-
blindness 442 V.
not lose a moment:
-
activity 682 V.
not made with rose water:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
not matter a straw:
-
unimportance 643 V.
not matter:
-
unimportance 643 V.
not meant:
-
chance 621 Adj.
not mind:
-
indifference 866 V.
-
contempt 930 V.
-
insensibility 823 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
not move:
-
inaction 681 V.
not much to boast of:
-
imperfection 651 N.
not much:
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
not natural:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
not now:
-
different time 119 Adv.
not observe:
-
inattention 458 V.
not of the earth:
-
piety 987 Adj.
not often:
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
not on speaking terms:
-
enmity 889 Adj.
-
hate 898 Adj.
not one:
-
zero 101 Adj.
not one's strong point:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
not out of the wood:
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
not particular:
-
content 831 Adj.
not pass muster:
-
imperfection 651 V.
not pass:
-
inferiority 34 V.
not pay:
-
nonpayment 808 V.
not paying:
-
nonpayment 808 Adj.
not perceived:
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
not perfect:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
not permitted:
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
not pertinent:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
not possible:
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
not potential:
-
existence 1 Adj.
not present:
-
absence 187 Adj.
not pretend to take upon:
-
ignorance 491 V.
not prosper:
-
adversity 735 V.
not proven:
-
acquittal 970 Adj.
not quite:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
not rare:
-
frequency 136 Adj.
not reach:
-
shortcoming 304 V.
not realize one's hope:
-
disappointment 509 V.
not refuse:
-
consent 762 V.
not required:
-
disuse 678 Adj.
not right in one's head:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
not right in one's wits:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
not right:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
not see beyond one's nose:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
not see:
-
invisibility 447 V.
-
blindness 442 V.
not significant:
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
not since Adam:
-
infrequency 137 Adj.
not smell:
-
inodorousness 399 V.
not so:
-
negation 536 Adv.
not sorry:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
not speak well of:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
not speak:
-
taciturnity 585 V.
not stick at trifles:
-
resolution 604 V.
not stir a peg:
-
quiescence 265 V.
not stir a step:
-
quiescence 265 V.
not stir:
-
inaction 681 V.
not straight:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
not submit:
-
resistance 719 V.
not succeed:
-
failure 732 V.
not suffice:
-
insufficiency 640 V.
not that one knows:
-
ignorance 491 Adv.
not the right occasion:
-
untimeliness 135 N.
not the same:
-
difference 15 Adj.
not the thing:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
not think of:
-
incogitancy 452 V.
not think:
-
incogitancy 452 V.
not to be believed:
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
not to be borne:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
not to be changed:
-
stability 150 Adj.
not to be despised:
-
importance 642 Adj.
not to be endured:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
not to be had:
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
not to be mistaken:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
not to be moved:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
not to be overlooked:
-
importance 642 Adj.
not to be put down:
-
resolution 604 Adj.
not to be shaken:
-
resolution 604 Adj.
not to be sneezed at:
-
importance 642 Adj.
not to be spoken of:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
not to be thought of:
-
refusal 764 Adj.
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
-
undueness 925 Adj.
not to be trifled with:
-
compulsion 744 Adj.
not to mention:
-
addition 37 Adv.
not to mince the matter:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
-
artlessness 703 Adv.
not to the point:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
not to the:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
not touch:
-
disuse 678 V.
not trouble oneself about:
-
neglect 460 V.
not trouble oneself with:
-
neglect 460 V.
not true:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
not turn to either side:
-
straightness 246 V.
not understand:
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
not unfrequently:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
not use:
-
disuse 678 V.
not used:
-
disuse 678 Adj.
not vote:
-
absence of choice 609a V.
not willing to hear of:
-
refusal 764 Adj.
not willingly let die:
-
preservation 670 V.
not wonder at:
-
expectation 507 V.
not wonder if:
-
expectation 507 V.
not wonder:
-
expectance 871 V.
not worth a curse:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
not worth a rap:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
not worth a sou:
-
worthlessness 812b Phr.
not worth a straw:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
not worth a thought:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
not worth having:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
not worth it:
-
dearness 814 Phr.
not worth mentioning:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
not worth powder and shot:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
not worth speaking of:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
not worth the pains:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
not worth while:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
not written:
-
speech 582 Adj.
not yield an inch:
-
obstinacy 606 V.
-
refusal 764 V.
not:
-
negation 536 Adv.
notabilia:
-
importance 642 N.
notabilities:
-
nobility 875 N.
notability:
-
importance 642 N.
-
repute 873 N.
notable:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
notables:
-
nobility 875 N.
notably:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
notary public:
-
lawyer 968 N.
notary:
-
recorder 553 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
notch:
-
angularity 244 N.
-
notch 257 N.
-
notch 257 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
record 551 N.
notched:
-
notch 257 Adj.
note book:
-
compendium 596 N.
note down:
-
record 551 V.
note of admiration:
-
wonder 870 N.
note of alarm:
-
alarm 669 N.
note of hand:
-
money 800 N.
note of preparation:
-
preparation 673 N.
note well:
-
attention 457 Int.
note:
-
repute 873 N.
-
indication 550 V.
-
memory 505 N.
-
attention 457 V.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
intellect 450 V.
-
money 800 N.
-
lending 787 N.
-
compendium 596 N.
-
correspondence 592 N.
-
printing 591 N.
-
record 551 V.
-
record 551 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
notebook:
-
record 551 N.
noted:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
notes of a scale:
-
melody concord 413 N.
noteworthy:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
nothing at all:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
nothing comes amiss:
-
content 831 Phr.
nothing coming amiss:
-
insensibility 823 Phr.
nothing if not critical:
-
judgment 480 Phr.
nothing like leather:
-
misjudgment 481 Phr.
nothing loth:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adv.
nothing of the kind:
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
nothing of the sort:
-
negation 536 Adv.
nothing on earth:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
nothing particular:
-
unimportance 643 N.
nothing to boast of:
-
unimportance 643 N.
nothing to signify:
-
unimportance 643 N.
nothing to speak of:
-
unimportance 643 N.
nothing whatever:
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
nothing worth speaking of:
-
unimportance 643 N.
nothing:
-
zero 101 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
nothingness:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
notice is hereby given:
-
publication 531 Phr.
notice!:
-
attention 457 Int.
-
publication 531 Int.
notice:
-
judgment 480 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
publication 531 N.
-
warning 668 N.
-
attention 457 N.
-
intellect 450 V.
-
attention 457 V.
noticeable:
-
measurement 466 Adj.
notification:
-
information 527 N.
-
indication 550 N.
notify:
-
information 527 V.
notion:
-
idea 453 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
notional:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
notoriety:
-
publication 531 N.
-
repute 873 N.
notorious:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
publication 531 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
notwithstanding:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
nought:
-
zero 101 N.
noumenon:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
noun:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
nourish hope:
-
hope 858 V.
nourish:
-
aid 707 V.
nourishment:
-
food 298 N.
-
life 359 N.
-
aid 707 N.
nousel:
-
deception 545 V.
nousle:
-
deception 545 V.
nouveau:
-
newness 123 Adj.
Nova Zembla:
-
cold 383 N.
novaculite:
-
sharpness 253 N.
novation:
-
choice 609 N.
novel:
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
-
description 594 N.
novelist:
-
description 594 N.
novelty:
-
newness 123 N.
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
novice:
-
greenness 435 Adj.
-
ignoramus 493 N.
-
learner 541 N.
-
bungler 701 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
novitiate:
-
learning 539 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
NOW account:
-
money 800 N.
now and then:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
now or never:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
now that you mention it:
-
occasion 134 Phr.
NOW:
-
money 800 N.
-
the present time 118 Adv.
nowadays:
-
the present time 118 Adv.
-
the present time 118 N.
nowhere to be found:
-
absence 187 Adj.
nowhere:
-
absence 187 Adv.
nowise:
-
negation 536 Adv.
noxious:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
noyade:
-
punishment 972 N.
-
killing 361 N.
nozzle:
-
airpipe 351 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
-
opening 260 N.
nuance:
-
difference 15 N.
nuances:
-
discrimination 465 N.
nubiferous:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
nubile:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
-
marriage 903 Adj.
nuclear explosion:
-
snap 406 N.
nuclear power:
-
power 157 N.
nuclear powered carrier:
-
ship 273 N.
nucleolus:
-
middle 68 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
nucleus:
-
cause 153 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
-
middle 68 N.
-
importance 642 N.
nudation:
-
divestment 226 N.
nude:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
nudge:
-
indication 550 N.
-
indication 550 V.
nudity:
-
divestment 226 N.
nugacity:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
nugatory:
-
absence of influence 175a Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
nuggah:
-
ship 273 N.
nugget:
-
size 192 N.
-
money 800 N.
nuisance:
-
evil 619 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
nul:
-
zero 101 N.
null and void:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
unproductiveness 169 Adj.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
null:
-
unsubstantiality 4 Adj.
-
zero 101 N.
nullification:
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
abrogation 756 N.
-
compensation 30 N.
nullify:
-
compensation 30 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
nonpayment 808 V.
-
inexistence 2 V.
nullity:
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
numb:
-
numbness 381 Adj.
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 V.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
numbed:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
number 2 oil:
-
fuel 388 N.
number 4 oil:
-
fuel 388 N.
number among:
-
inclusion 76 V.
number:
-
number 84 N.
-
music 415 N.
-
numeration 85 V.
numbered with the dead:
-
death 360 Adj.
numbering:
-
numeration 85 N.
numberless:
-
infinity 105 Adj.
numbers:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
numbness:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
numbness 381 N.
-
cold 383 N.
numbskull:
-
fool 501 N.
numdah:
-
covering 223 N.
numerable:
-
numeration 85 Adj.
numeral:
-
number 84 N.
-
numeration 85 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
numerality:
-
multitude 102 N.
numeration:
-
numeration 85 N.
numerator:
-
number 84 N.
numerical:
-
numeration 85 Adj.
numerically:
-
number 84 Adv.
numerose:
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
numerosity:
-
multitude 102 N.
-
elegance 578 N.
numerous:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
-
multitude 102 N.
numismatic:
-
money 800 Adj.
numismatical:
-
money 800 Adj.
numismatics:
-
money 800 N.
numismatist:
-
money 800 N.
nummary:
-
money 800 Adj.
numps:
-
fool 501 N.
numskull:
-
ignoramus 493 N.
nun:
-
celibacy 904 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
nuncio:
-
messenger 534 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
nuncupation:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
nuncupative:
-
speech 582 Adj.
-
information 527 Adj.
-
nomenclature 564 Adj.
nuncupatory:
-
information 527 Adj.
-
nomenclature 564 Adj.
nundinate:
-
barter 794 V.
nundination:
-
barter 794 N.
nunnation:
-
language 560 N.
nunnery:
-
temple 1000 N.
nuptial benediction:
-
marriage 903 N.
nuptial tie:
-
marriage 903 N.
nuptial:
-
marriage 903 Adj.
nuptials:
-
marriage 903 N.
nurse:
-
aid 707 V.
-
servant 746 N.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
remedy 662 V.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
keeper 753 N.
nurseling:
-
infant 129 N.
nursemaid:
-
servant 746 N.
nursery maid:
-
servant 746 N.
nursery rhymes:
-
poetry 597 N.
nursery tale:
-
description 594 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
nursery:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
school 542 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
youth 127 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
nurse's aide:
-
remedy 662 N.
nurture a belief:
-
belief 484 V.
nurture an idea:
-
thought 451 V.
nurture an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
nurture:
-
food 298 N.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
aid 707 V.
nut oil:
-
oil 356 N.
nut to crack:
-
secret 533 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
nutation:
-
oscillation 314 N.
nut-brown:
-
brown 433 Adj.
nutmeg grater:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
nutmeg:
-
condiment 393 N.
nutriment:
-
food 298 N.
nutrition:
-
aid 707 N.
nutritious:
-
food 298 Adj.
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
nutritive:
-
food 298 Adj.
-
remedy 662 Adj.
nuts:
-
good 618 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
nutshell:
-
smallness 32 N.
nuzzle:
-
endearment 902 V.
nyctalopia:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
nymph:
-
infant 129 N.
-
woman 374 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
nympha:
-
infant 129 N.
nystagmus:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
NYT:
-
news 532 N.
O
O dear!:
-
lamentation 839 Int.
O for a muse of fire!:
-
poetry 597 Phr.
O for!:
-
desire 865 Int.
O gemini!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
O Lord!:
-
worship 990 Int.
O lud lud!:
-
lamentation 839 Int.
O mores!:
-
improbity 940 Int.
-
vice 945 Int.
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
-
disrepute 874 Int.
O Salutaris:
-
worship 990 N.
O tempora O mores!:
-
lamentation 839 Int.
O tempora!:
-
vice 945 Int.
-
disrepute 874 Int.
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
-
improbity 940 Int.
O yes!:
-
publication 531 Int.
-
hearing 418 Int.
-
attention 457 Int.
O!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
oaf:
-
fool 501 N.
oak:
-
strength 159 N.
oakum:
-
filament 205 N.
oar shaped:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
oar:
-
mariner 269 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
navigation 267 N.
oarsman:
-
mariner 269 N.
oasis:
-
disjunction 44 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
land 342 N.
oath:
-
promise 768 N.
-
malediction 908 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
oatmeal:
-
pulpiness 354 N.
-
food 298 N.
obbligato:
-
accompaniment 88 Adj.
-
music 415 Adv.
obduction:
-
covering 223 N.
obduracy:
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
impenitence 951 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
obdurate:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
obduration:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
obedience:
-
obedience 743 N.
-
subjection 749 N.
-
submission 725 N.
-
observance 772 N.
obedient:
-
obedience 743 Adj.
obediently:
-
obedience 743 Adv.
obeisance:
-
depression 308 N.
-
submission 725 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
respect 928 N.
obelisk:
-
height 206 N.
-
record 551 N.
-
interment 363 N.
Oberon:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
obese:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
expansion 194 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
obesity:
-
size 192 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
obey a call:
-
motive 615 V.
obey the helm:
-
facility 705 V.
obey the precedents:
-
conformity 82 V.
obey the rules:
-
conformity 82 V.
obey:
-
submission 725 V.
-
obedience 743 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
obfuscate:
-
darkness 421 V.
-
opacity 426 V.
obfuscated:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
turbidity 426a Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
obi:
-
sorcery 992 N.
obiism:
-
sorcery 992 N.
obit:
-
death 360 N.
obiter dicta:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
occasion 134 Adj.
obiter dictum:
-
interposition 228 Adv.
obituary:
-
death 360 N.
-
description 594 N.
object lesson:
-
conformity 82 N.
object of compassion:
-
pain 828 N.
object of execration:
-
hate 898 N.
object of hatred:
-
hate 898 N.
object to:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
object:
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
intention 620 N.
objection:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
objectionable:
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
wrong 923 Adj.
objective evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
objective lens:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
objective:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
-
materiality 316 Adj.
objectiveness:
-
extrinsicality 6 N.
objurgate:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
objurgation:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
objurgatory:
-
disapprobation 932 Adj.
oblate spheroid:
-
rotundity 249 N.
oblate:
-
shortness 201 Adj.
oblation:
-
giving 784 N.
-
worship 990 N.
oblectation:
-
pleasure 827 N.
obligate aerobe:
-
life 359 N.
obligate anaerobe:
-
life 359 N.
obligation:
-
promise 768 N.
-
conditions 770 N.
-
debt 806 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
obligatory:
-
compulsion 744 Adj.
-
duty 926 Adj.
oblige:
-
compulsion 744 V.
-
duty 926 V.
-
aid 707 V.
obliged by:
-
duty 926 Adj.
obliged:
-
gratitude 916 Adj.
obligee:
-
money 800 N.
obliging:
-
aid 707 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
obligor:
-
money 800 N.
obliquation:
-
deviation 279 N.
oblique:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
curvature 245 Adj.
obliquely:
-
deviation 279 Adv.
obliquity of judgment:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
obliquity of vision:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
obliquity:
-
vice 945 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
obliquity 217 N.
-
curvature 245 N.
obliterate:
-
obliteration 552 V.
-
inexistence 2 V.
obliterated:
-
obliteration 552 Adj.
obliteration of:
-
oblivion 506 N.
obliteration:
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inexistence 2 N.
-
obliteration 552 N.
oblivion of benefits:
-
ingratitude 917 N.
oblivion of time:
-
anachronism 115 N.
oblivion:
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
inexistence 2 N.
-
oblivion 506 N.
oblivious:
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
obliviousness:
-
oblivion 506 N.
oblong spheroid:
-
rotundity 249 N.
oblong:
-
length 200 Adj.
obloquy:
-
detraction 934 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
disrepute 874 N.
obmutescence:
-
aphony 581 N.
-
taciturnity 585 N.
obnoxious to:
-
liability 177 Adj.
obnoxious:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
hate 898 Adj.
obnubilated:
-
dimness 422 Adj.
oboe:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
obreption:
-
concealment 528 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
obreptitious:
-
concealment 528 Adj.
obscene language:
-
neologism 563 N.
obscene:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
obscenity:
-
neologism 563 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
obscuration:
-
darkness 421 N.
obscure:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
commonality 876 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
obscurity 571 Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
-
dimness 422 V.
-
darkness 421 V.
-
darkness 421 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
obscured:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
obscurity:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
darkness 421 N.
-
obscurity 571 N.
-
turbidity 426a N.
obsecration:
-
request 765 N.
obsecratory:
-
request 765 Adj.
obsequies:
-
interment 363 N.
obsequious:
-
respect 928 Adj.
-
servility 886 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
obsequiousness:
-
flattery 933 N.
-
respect 928 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
obedience 743 N.
-
servility 886 N.
observance:
-
observance 772 N.
-
attention 457 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
duty 926 N.
-
obedience 743 N.
-
habit 613 N.
-
conformity 82 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
observant:
-
attention 457 Adj.
-
observance 772 Adj.
-
clergy 996 N.
observation:
-
intellect 450 N.
-
idea 453 N.
-
attention 457 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
observatory:
-
world 318 N.
observe a duty:
-
duty 926 V.
observe an obligation:
-
duty 926 V.
observe due decorum:
-
respect 928 V.
observe!:
-
attention 457 Int.
observe:
-
vision 441 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
observance 772 V.
observer:
-
spectator 444 N.
observing:
-
attention 457 Adj.
obsession:
-
attack 716 N.
obsidional:
-
attack 716 Adj.
obsolescence:
-
desuetude 614 N.
obsolete:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
neologism 563 Adj.
-
inutility 645 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
obstacle:
-
hindrance 706 N.
obstetrician:
-
instrumentality 631 N.
obstetrics:
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production 161 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
obstinacy:
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stability 150 N.
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
resolution 604 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
-
permanence 141 N.
obstinate as a mule:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
obstinate:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
obstinately:
-
obstinacy 606 Adv.
obstinateness:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
obstipation:
-
closure 261 N.
obstreperous:
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violence 173 Adj.
-
loudness 404 Adj.
obstruct:
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
closure 261 V.
-
river 348 V.
obstruction:
-
closure 261 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
obstructionist:
-
opponent 710 N.
obstructive:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
-
opponent 710 N.
obstruent:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
obstupefaction:
-
insensibility 823 N.
obtain a return:
-
acquisition 775 V.
obtain a victory:
-
success 731 V.
obtain knowledge:
-
learning 539 V.
obtain one's liberty:
-
liberation 750 V.
obtain:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
existence 1 V.
obtainable:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
obtainment:
-
acquisition 775 N.
obtenebration:
-
darkness 421 N.
obtest:
-
request 765 V.
obtestation:
-
advice 695 N.
-
request 765 N.
obtrectation:
-
detraction 934 N.
obtrude:
-
insertion 300 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
obtruncate:
-
shortness 201 V.
obtrusion:
-
interposition 228 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
obtrusive:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
obtund:
-
physical insensibility 376 V.
-
bluntness 254 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
-
insensibility 823 V.
obtuse angle:
-
angularity 244 N.
obtuse:
-
bluntness 254 Adj.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
obtuseness:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
obumbrate:
-
darkness 421 V.
obumbration:
-
darkness 421 N.
obverse:
-
front 234 N.
obviate:
-
hindrance 706 V.
obvious:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
ocarina:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
occasion laughter:
-
amusement 840 V.
occasion pain:
-
painfulness 830 V.
occasion:
-
cause 153 V.
-
cause 153 N.
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
occasion 134 N.
occasional:
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
occasionally:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
occasioner:
-
cause 153 N.
occidental:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
occiput:
-
rear 235 N.
occlude:
-
closure 261 V.
occlusion:
-
closure 261 N.
occult art:
-
sorcery 992 N.
occult meaning:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
occult sciences:
-
sorcery 992 N.
occult:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
latency, implication 526 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
occultation:
-
darkness 421 N.
-
disappearance 449 N.
-
concealment 528 N.
occultness:
-
latency, implication 526 N.
occupancy in common:
-
participation 778 N.
occupancy:
-
presence 186 N.
-
possession 777 N.
occupant of a position:
-
politics 737b N.
occupant:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
occupation road:
-
method 627 N.
occupation:
-
business 625 N.
-
presence 186 N.
occupied by:
-
inhabitant 188 Adj.
occupied with:
-
attention 457 Adj.
occupied:
-
activity 682 Adj.
occupier:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
occupy a place:
-
term 71 V.
occupy master:
-
authority 737 V.
occupy oneself with:
-
attention 457 V.
-
business 625 V.
occupy the attention:
-
attention 457 V.
occupy the chair:
-
direction 693 V.
occupy the mind:
-
attention 457 V.
-
thought 451 V.
occupy the thoughts:
-
attention 457 V.
occupy the throne:
-
government 737a N.
occupy time:
-
time 106 V.
occupy:
-
possession 777 V.
-
presence 186 V.
occupying:
-
presence 186 Adj.
occur in a place:
-
presence 186 V.
occur:
-
thought 451 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
posteriority 117 V.
-
existence 1 V.
occurrence:
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
circumstance 8 N.
occursion:
-
impulse 276 N.
ocean greyhound:
-
ship 273 N.
ocean liner:
-
ship 273 N.
ocean:
-
ocean 341 N.
oceanic:
-
ocean 341 Adj.
ocelot:
-
variegation 440 N.
ocher:
-
brown 433 N.
-
orange 439 N.
ochlocracy:
-
government 737a N.
ochreous:
-
orange 439 Adj.
o'clock:
-
chronometry 114 Adv.
octagon:
-
angularity 244 N.
octahedron:
-
angularity 244 N.
octal number:
-
number 84 N.
Octateuch:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
octave:
-
melody concord 413 N.
octavo:
-
book 593 N.
octifid:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
octodecimo:
-
book 593 N.
octogenarian:
-
veteran 130 N.
octopus:
-
evil 913 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
octoroon:
-
mixture 41 N.
octroi:
-
price 812 N.
octuple:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
ocular demonstration:
-
vision 441 N.
-
visibility 446 N.
ocular evidence:
-
visibility 446 N.
ocular inspection:
-
vision 441 N.
ocular proof:
-
visibility 446 N.
ocular:
-
vision 441 Adj.
oculist:
-
remedy 662 N.
od force:
-
sorcery 992 N.
OD:
-
master 745 N.
odalisque:
-
servant 746 N.
odd fish:
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laughingstock 857 N.
odd:
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multiformity 81 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
remainder 40 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
oddity:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
insanity 503 N.
-
ridiculousness 853 N.
-
laughingstock 857 N.
odd-lot dealer:
-
stock market 799a N.
oddments:
-
part 51 N.
odds and ends:
-
remainder 40 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
-
mixture 41 N.
-
part 51 N.
odds in favor:
-
probability 472 Adv.
odds on:
-
chance 156 N.
-
probability 472 Adv.
odds:
-
chance 156 N.
-
inequality 28 N.
-
discord 713 N.
ode:
-
poetry 597 N.
Odin:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
odious:
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
hate 898 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
odium:
-
disrepute 874 N.
-
hate 898 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
odometer:
-
velocity 274 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
odontalgia:
-
physical pain 378 N.
odontoid:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
odor of sanctity:
-
piety 987 N.
odor:
-
odor 398 N.
odorament:
-
odor 398 N.
odorant:
-
odor 398 N.
odoriferous:
-
odor 398 Adj.
odorous:
-
odor 398 Adj.
odylic force:
-
sorcery 992 N.
odylic:
-
sorcery 992 Adj.
odzookens!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
oecology:
-
organization 357 N.
oecumenical:
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generality 78 Adj.
oedematous:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
Oedipus:
-
answer 462 N.
Oenomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
o'ertop:
-
superiority 33 V.
oestrogen:
-
woman 374 N.
oestrus:
-
sexuality 374a N.
oeuvre:
-
production 161 N.
of a certain age:
-
age 128 Adj.
of a deep dye:
-
vice 945 Adj.
of a different kind:
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
of a muchness:
-
identity 13 Adj.
of a truth:
-
veracity 543 Adv.
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
of age:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
of all manner of colors:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
of all sorts and kinds:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
of all things:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
of all work:
-
utility 644 Adj.
of articulation:
-
voice 580 N.
of bad faith:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
of clouds:
-
shade 424 N.
of compassion:
-
pity 914 N.
of cosmic proportions:
-
size 192 Adj.
of course:
-
expectance 871 Int.
-
demonstration 478 Adv.
-
conformity 82 Adv.
-
consent 762 Adv.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
assent 488 Adv.
-
necessity 601 Adv.
-
certainty 474 Adv.
-
effect 154 Adv.
of daily occurrence:
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
of easy virtue:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
of epic proportions:
-
size 192 Adj.
of estimation:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
of every description:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
of everyday occurrence:
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
of feeling:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
of full age:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
of gentle blood:
-
nobility 875 Adj.
of gold:
-
importance 642 V.
of good cheer:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
of good comfort:
-
content 831 Adj.
of good omen:
-
hope 858 Adj.
of great price:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
of importance:
-
importance 642 Adj.
of late:
-
newness 123 Adv.
of law:
-
unconformity 83 N.
of little account:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
of little importance:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
of long duration:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
of long standing:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
of long-standing:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
of loose character:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
of low extraction:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
of low origin:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
of low parentage:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
of mark:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
of mean extraction:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
of mean origin:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
of mean parentage:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
of necessity:
-
necessity 601 Adv.
-
requirement 630 Adv.
-
demonstration 478 Adv.
of no account:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
of no avail:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
of no earthly use:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
of no effect:
-
unproductiveness 169 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
of no importance:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
of note:
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
of old:
-
the past 122 Adv.
of one accord:
-
assent 488 Adj.
of one mind:
-
concord 714 Adj.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
concurrence 178 Adj.
-
assent 488 Adj.
of one's own accord:
-
willingness 602 Adv.
of one's own free will:
-
will 600 Adv.
of one's won accord:
-
will 600 Adv.
of other times:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
of priceless value:
-
dearness 814 Adj.
of promise:
-
hope 858 Adj.
of rank:
-
nobility 875 Adj.
of ripe age:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
of small account:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
of sound mind:
-
sanity 502 Adj.
of the blood:
-
consanguinity 11 Adj.
of the deepest dye:
-
blackness 431 V.
of the first water.:
-
repute 873 Adj.
of the first water:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
of the old school:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
of the same class:
-
inclusion 76 Adj.
of the same mind:
-
assent 488 Adj.
of the true faith:
-
orthodoxy 983a Phr.
of unsound mind:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
of use:
-
utility 644 Adj.
of value:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
of various kinds:
-
nonuniformity 16a Adj.
of vital importance:
-
importance 642 Adj.
of yesterday:
-
newness 123 Adj.
of yore:
-
the past 122 Adv.
of:
-
relation 9 Adv.
-
indication 550 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
evidence 467 Adv.
-
contents 190 N.
-
aid 707 V.
off and on:
-
irresolution 605 Adv.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adv.
-
changeableness 149 Adv.
off one's balance:
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
off one's guard:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
inexpectation 508 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
off one's hands:
-
loss 776 Adj.
off one's head:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
off one's mind:
-
incogitancy 452 Adj.
off scum:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
off the beaten track:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 N.
off the reel:
-
loquacity 584 Adv.
off the track:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
off with you!:
-
ejection 297 Int.
off:
-
distance 196 Adv.
offal:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
offend against the law:
-
illegality 964 N.
offend the ear:
-
stridor 410 V.
offend:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
vice 945 V.
offended:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
offender:
-
bad man 949 N.
offending Adam:
-
vice 945 N.
offense:
-
guilt 947 N.
-
attack 716 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
offensive to ears polite:
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
offensive:
-
unsavoriness 395 Adj.
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
attack 716 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
dislike 867 Adj.
-
hate 898 Adj.
offer for sale:
-
offer 763 V.
-
sale 796 V.
offer oneself:
-
offer 763 V.
offer petitions:
-
worship 990 V.
offer pleasure:
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
offer sacrifice:
-
worship 990 V.
offer thanks:
-
gratitude 916 V.
offer the alternative:
-
choice 609 V.
offer up prayers:
-
request 765 V.
-
worship 990 V.
offer vows:
-
worship 990 V.
offer:
-
offer 763 N.
-
offer 763 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
sale 796 V.
offered:
-
offer 763 Adj.
offering:
-
offer 763 Adj.
-
offer 763 N.
-
giving 784 N.
offers one's choice:
-
choice 609 V.
offertory:
-
worship 990 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
giving 784 N.
offhand:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
impulse 612 Adv.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
office bearer:
-
director 694 N.
office holder:
-
politics 737b N.
office of the president:
-
government 737a N.
office:
-
business 625 V.
-
worship 990 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
agency 170 N.
-
mart 799 N.
officer of the court:
-
lawyer 968 N.
officer of the day:
-
master 745 N.
officer:
-
director 694 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
-
master 745 N.
offices:
-
receptacle 191 N.
office-seeker:
-
politics 737b N.
official:
-
business 625 Adj.
-
servant 746 N.
-
master 745 N.
-
politics 737b N.
-
director 694 N.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
officialism:
-
severity 739 N.
officiate:
-
instrumentality 631 V.
-
rite 998 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
-
business 625 V.
-
action 680 V.
officious:
-
activity 682 Adj.
officiousness:
-
activity 682 N.
offing:
-
distance 196 N.
-
ocean 341 N.
offload:
-
ejection 297 V.
offprint:
-
imitation 19 N.
off-road vehicle:
-
journey 266 N.
offscourings:
-
inutility 645 N.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
offset:
-
compensation 30 N.
-
printing 591 V.
off-set:
-
posterity 167 N.
offshoot:
-
effect 154 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
adjunct 39 N.
off-shoot:
-
posterity 167 N.
offside:
-
dextrality 238 N.
offspring:
-
effect 154 N.
-
posterity 167 N.
offstage:
-
drama 599 N.
offuscate:
-
darkness 421 V.
-
opacity 426 V.
offuscation:
-
darkness 421 N.
oft:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
often enough:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
often:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
-
frequency 136 Adv.
oftenness:
-
frequency 136 N.
oftentimes:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
oftness:
-
frequency 136 N.
ofttimes:
-
frequency 136 Adv.
Ogham:
-
writing 590 N.
ogle:
-
vision 441 V.
-
desire 865 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
ogre:
-
fear 860 N.
-
evil 913 N.
-
demon 980 N.
ogress:
-
demon 980 N.
Oh!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
oil burner:
-
furnace 386 N.
oil color:
-
painting 556 N.
oil paint:
-
color 428 N.
-
painting 556 N.
oil painting:
-
painting 556 N.
oil rig:
-
rotation 312 N.
oil:
-
unctuousness 355 V.
-
oil 356 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
-
lubrication 332 V.
-
lubrication 332 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
painting 556 Adj.
-
luminary 423 N.
oiling:
-
lubrication 332 N.
oils:
-
painting 556 N.
oilskins:
-
clothing 225 N.
oily:
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
flattery 933 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
servility 886 Adj.
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
unctuousness 355 Adj.
oinomania:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
ointment:
-
covering 223 N.
-
unctuousness 355 N.
-
oil 356 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
OK:
-
assent 488 Adv.
-
consent 762 Adv.
-
content 831 Adj.
old Adam:
-
vice 945 N.
old age:
-
age 128 N.
old as Adam:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
old as history:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
old as Methuselah:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
age 128 Adj.
old as the hills:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
old bachelor:
-
celibacy 904 N.
old campaigner:
-
proficient 700 N.
old clothes:
-
clothing 225 N.
old crony:
-
friend 890 N.
old file:
-
proficient 700 N.
old fogey:
-
fool 501 N.
-
laughingstock 857 N.
old hand:
-
proficient 700 N.
old joke:
-
wit 842 N.
old lady:
-
marriage 903 N.
old maid:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
celibacy 904 N.
old man of the sea:
-
hindrance 706 N.
old man:
-
veteran 130 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
old master:
-
artist 559 N.
old monkey:
-
laughingstock 857 N.
Old Moore:
-
oracle 513 N.
old news:
-
news 532 N.
old Parr:
-
veteran 130 N.
Old Sarum:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
old school:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
habit 613 N.
old soldier:
-
pungency 392 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
old son:
-
unimportance 643 N.
old song:
-
repetition 104 N.
old stager:
-
proficient 700 N.
-
veteran 130 N.
old story:
-
love 897 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
-
news 532 N.
Old Testament:
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
old times:
-
the past 122 N.
old woman:
-
fool 501 N.
-
marriage 903 N.
-
woman 374 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
old:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
age 128 Adj.
Oldbuck:
-
the past 122 N.
older:
-
age 128 Adj.
old-fashioned:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
old-hat:
-
frequency 136 Adj.
oldness:
-
oldness 124 N.
-
age 128 N.
old-womanish:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
old-world:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
oleagine:
-
oil 356 N.
oleaginous:
-
unctuousness 355 Adj.
olfaction:
-
odor 398 N.
olfactories:
-
odor 398 N.
olfactory:
-
odor 398 Adj.
olibanum:
-
fragrance 400 N.
olid:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
olidous:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
oligarch:
-
master 745 N.
oligarchic:
-
government 737a Adj.
oligarchy:
-
government 737a N.
Oligocene:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
olio:
-
mixture 41 N.
olive branch:
-
pacification 723 N.
-
infant 129 N.
olive green:
-
greenness 435 Adj.
olive oil:
-
oil 356 N.
olive:
-
greenness 435 Adj.
olive-branch:
-
posterity 167 N.
olla-podrida:
-
mixture 41 N.
Olympus:
-
heaven 981 N.
Om:
-
spell 993 N.
omber:
-
amusement 840 N.
ombrometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
omega:
-
end 67 N.
omelet:
-
food 298 N.
omen:
-
precursor 64 N.
-
prediction 511 N.
-
omen 512 N.
-
indication 550 N.
ominate:
-
prediction 511 V.
ominous:
-
threat 909 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
prediction 511 Adj.
omission:
-
exclusion 55 N.
-
neglect 460 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
-
incompleteness 53 N.
omit:
-
exclusion 55 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
omitted:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
absence 187 Adj.
omniation:
-
prediction 511 N.
omnibus:
-
journey 266 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
omnifarious:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
omnific:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
omniform:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
omniformity:
-
multiformity 81 N.
omnigenous:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
omniousness:
-
prediction 511 N.
omnipotence:
-
power 157 N.
-
deity 976 N.
omnipotent:
-
power 157 Adj.
omnipresence:
-
presence 186 N.
-
deity 976 N.
omnipresent:
-
presence 186 Adj.
omniscience:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
deity 976 N.
omniscient:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
-
deity 976 Adj.
omnivorous intellect:
-
curiosity 455 N.
omnivorous:
-
greed 817a Adj.
-
gluttony 957 Adj.
-
food 298 Adj.
omophagic:
-
food 298 Adj.
omophagous:
-
food 298 Adj.
omphalos:
-
middle 68 N.
on a bed of roses:
-
physical pleasure 377 Adv.
on a false scent:
-
error 495 Adj.
on a footing with:
-
equality 27 Adj.
on a large scale:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
on a lee shore:
-
danger 665 Adj.
on a level with:
-
equality 27 Adj.
on a par with:
-
equality 27 Adj.
on a razor's edge:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
on a rock:
-
stability 150 Adj.
on a sandy basis:
-
danger 665 Adj.
on a small scale:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
littleness 193 Adv.
on account of:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
-
intention 620 Adv.
-
aid 707 Adv.
on account:
-
credit 805 Adv.
on all accounts:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
on all fours:
-
humility 879 Adv.
-
horizontality 213 Adv.
-
identity 13 Adv.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
on all hands:
-
assent 488 Adv.
on all sides:
-
circumjacence 227 Adv.
on amicable terms:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
on an average:
-
mean 29 Adv.
on approval:
-
experiment 463 Adv.
on bad terms:
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
enmity 889 Adj.
on behalf of:
-
aid 707 Adv.
on better advice:
-
improvement 658 Adv.
on board:
-
presence 186 Adv.
-
ship 273 Adv.
on compulsion:
-
compulsion 744 Adv.
on condition:
-
conditions 770 Adv.
on consideration:
-
improvement 658 Adv.
on cordial terms:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
on course:
-
transference 270 Adv.
on credit:
-
credit 805 Adv.
on duty:
-
action 680 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
on eagle's wing:
-
velocity 274 Adv.
on easy terms:
-
facility 705 Adv.
on end:
-
verticality 212 Adv.
on every side:
-
circumjacence 227 Adv.
on familiar terms:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
on film:
-
drama 599 Adv.
on fire:
-
heat 382 Adj.
on foot:
-
existence 1 Adj.
-
time 106 Adj.
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
-
agency 170 Adj.
-
journey 266 Adv.
-
topic 454 Adv.
-
business 625 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
on friction wheels:
-
facility 705 Adj.
on friendly terms:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
on good footing:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
on good terms:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
on hand:
-
business 625 Adj.
-
possession 777 Adj.
on her beam ends:
-
laterality 236 Adv.
on high:
-
height 206 Adv.
on hire:
-
offer 763 Adj.
on horseback:
-
journey 266 Adv.
on intimate terms:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
on its beam ends:
-
horizontality 213 Adv.
on its last legs:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
on land:
-
land 342 Adv.
on leave:
-
permission 760 Adv.
on loan:
-
lending 787 Adv.
on location:
-
drama 599 N.
on no account:
-
prohibition 761 Adv.
-
negation 536 Adv.
-
refusal 764 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
on no occasion:
-
neverness 107 Adv.
on one side:
-
laterality 236 Adv.
-
distortion 243 Adj.
on one's back:
-
horizontality 213 Adv.
on one's beam ends:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
on one's bended knee:
-
submission 725 Adj.
on one's bended knees:
-
request 765 Adj.
on one's death bed:
-
death 360 Adj.
on one's dignity:
-
pride 878 Adj.
on one's feet:
-
humility 879 Adv.
on one's good behavior:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
on one's guard:
-
caution 864 Adj.
-
care 459 Adj.
-
warning 668 Adj.
on one's hands:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
-
sale 796 Adj.
on one's head:
-
inversion 218 Adj.
on one's high horses:
-
pride 878 Adj.
on one's high ropes:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
on one's hind legs:
-
elevation 307 Adv.
on one's knees:
-
request 765 Adj.
-
respect 928 Adj.
on one's last legs:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
on one's legs:
-
elevation 307 Adv.
-
health 654 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
on one's marrowbones:
-
request 765 Adj.
on one's mettle:
-
resolution 604 Adv.
on one's side:
-
concord 714 Adv.
on one's tight ropes:
-
pride 878 Adj.
on one's trial:
-
experiment 463 Adv.
on one's way:
-
progression 282 Adv.
on parole:
-
restraint 751 Adj.
-
prisoner 754 Adj.
on point:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
on principle:
-
motive 615 Adv.
on probation:
-
experiment 463 Adv.
on purpose:
-
intention 620 Adv.
on reconsideration:
-
improvement 658 Adv.
on record:
-
record 551 Adv.
on sea:
-
ocean 341 Adv.
on second thoughts:
-
improvement 658 Adv.
on security:
-
lending 787 Adv.
on Shanks's mare:
-
journey 266 Adv.
on ship board:
-
ship 273 Adv.
on shore:
-
land 342 Adv.
on slippery ground:
-
danger 665 Adj.
on speaking terms:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
on stilts:
-
boasting 884 Adj.
-
height 206 Adv.
-
elevation 307 Adv.
-
exaggeration 549 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
on sure ground:
-
safety 664 Adj.
on tenterhooks:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
on that account:
-
attribution 155 Adv.
on that occasion:
-
different time 119 Adv.
on that score:
-
belief 484 V.
on the alert:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
care 459 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
on the anvil:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
-
undertaking 676 Adj.
-
intention 620 Adj.
-
business 625 Adj.
on the ball:
-
skill 698 Adj.
on the boards:
-
drama 599 Adv.
on the brink of:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
futurity 121 Adv.
-
nearness 197 Adv.
on the cards:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
-
liability 177 Adj.
on the carpet:
-
topic 454 Adv.
-
plan 626 Adj.
on the confines of:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
on the contrary:
-
counter evidence 468 Adv.
-
contrariety 14 Adv.
on the decline:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
on the defense:
-
defense 717 Adv.
on the defensive:
-
defense 717 Adv.
on the dice:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
on the docket:
-
topic 454 Adv.
on the edge of a volcano:
-
danger 665 Adj.
on the eve of:
-
transientness 111 Adv.
-
priority 116 Adv.
-
futurity 121 Adv.
on the face of it:
-
appearance 448 Adv.
on the face of the earth:
-
space 180 Adv.
on the face of the globe:
-
world 318 Adv.
on the face of:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
on the first summons:
-
command 741 Adv.
on the floor:
-
plan 626 Adj.
on the fret:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
on the high road to:
-
method 627 N.
-
hope 858 Adj.
-
direction 278 Adv.
on the high road:
-
progression 282 Adv.
on the hip:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
on the horizon:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
on the increase:
-
increase 35 Adj.
on the instant:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
on the lookout for:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
on the lookout:
-
care 459 Adj.
on the loose:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
on the march:
-
motion 264 Adv.
on the market:
-
sale 796 Adj.
on the moment:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
on the move:
-
motion 264 Adv.
-
departure 293 Adv.
on the nail:
-
the present time 118 Adv.
-
payment 807 Adv.
on the offensive:
-
attack 716 Adv.
on the one hand:
-
equivocalness 520 Phr.
on the other hand:
-
contrariety 14 Adv.
-
equivocalness 520 Phr.
on the other:
-
compensation 30 Adv.
on the part of:
-
aid 707 Adv.
-
relation 9 Adv.
on the pave:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
on the point of:
-
transientness 111 Adv.
-
futurity 121 Adv.
on the present occasion:
-
the present time 118 Adv.
on the rack:
-
pain 828 Adj.
on the rebound:
-
recoil 277 Adv.
on the recoil:
-
recoil 277 Adv.
on the right scent:
-
answer 462 Adv.
on the road to ruin:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
on the road to:
-
progression 282 Adv.
on the road:
-
transference 270 Adv.
-
direction 278 Adv.
-
progression 282 Adv.
-
approach 286 Adv.
-
traveler 268 Phr.
on the rocks:
-
danger 665 Adj.
on the safe side:
-
safety 664 Adj.
on the scent:
-
answer 462 Adv.
-
pursuit 622 Adj.
on the score of:
-
relation 9 Adv.
on the shoulders of:
-
instrumentality 631 Adv.
-
elevation 307 Adv.
-
height 206 Adv.
on the sick list:
-
disease 655 Adj.
on the skirts of:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
on the sly:
-
concealment 528 Adv.
-
cunning 702 Adv.
on the spot:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
-
presence 186 Adv.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
-
the present time 118 Adv.
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
-
news 532 Adj.
on the spur of the moment:
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
-
the present time 118 Adv.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
-
occasion 134 Adv.
-
impulse 612 Adv.
on the square:
-
probity 939 Adv.
on the stage:
-
drama 599 Adv.
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
on the stocks:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
on the streets:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
on the stretch:
-
exertion 686 Adj.
on the supposition of:
-
qualification 469 Adv.
on the supposition:
-
supposition 514 Adv.
on the table:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
on the tapis:
-
eventuality 151 Adj.
-
topic 454 Adv.
-
intention 620 Adj.
-
plan 626 Adj.
on the town:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
on the tramp:
-
motion 264 Adv.
on the verge of:
-
nearness 197 Adv.
on the wagon:
-
temperance 953 Adj.
on the wane:
-
nonincrease, decrease 36 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
on the warpath:
-
warfare 722 V.
on the watch for:
-
care 459 Adj.
on the watch:
-
attention 457 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adv.
on the water wagon:
-
temperance 953 Adj.
on the way:
-
progression 282 Adv.
-
transference 270 Adv.
on the whole:
-
whole 50 Adv.
-
reasoning 476 Adv.
-
judgment 480 Adv.
on the wing:
-
departure 293 Adv.
-
transference 270 Adv.
-
motion 264 Adv.
-
navigation 267 Adv.
on the wrong scent:
-
error 495 Adj.
on this side of the grave:
-
life 359 Adj.
on time:
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
on tiptoe:
-
height 206 Adv.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
on top:
-
success 731 Adj.
on trial:
-
experiment 463 Adv.
-
essay 675 Adv.
on velvet:
-
facility 705 Adj.
on view:
-
appearance 448 Adj.
on visiting terms:
-
friendship 888 Adj.
-
sociality 892 Adj.
on watch:
-
care 459 Adj.
on which occasion:
-
different time 119 Adv.
on:
-
duty 926 V.
-
progression 282 Adv.
onanism:
-
sexuality 374a N.
once and for all:
-
choice 609 Adv.
once for all:
-
resolution 604 Adv.
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
-
end 67 Adv.
once in a blue moon:
-
unconformity 83 Adv.
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
once in a million years:
-
unconformity 83 Adv.
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
once in a way:
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
once more:
-
duplication 90 Adv.
-
repetition 104 Adv.
once upon a time:
-
different time 119 Adv.
-
time 106 Adv.
-
the past 122 Adv.
once:
-
time 106 Adv.
-
the past 122 Adv.
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
oncologist:
-
remedy 662 N.
Ondine:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
one and a half:
-
unity 87 Adv.
one and all:
-
assent 488 Adv.
-
generality 78 Adv.
-
whole 50 N.
one and only:
-
identity 13 N.
one and the same:
-
identity 13 N.
-
identity 13 Adj.
one another:
-
correlation 12 Adv.
one at a time:
-
speciality 79 Adv.
-
unity 87 Adv.
one bone and one flesh:
-
marriage 903 Adj.
one by one:
-
unity 87 Adv.
-
disjunction 44 Adv.
-
speciality 79 Adv.
one cheer more:
-
approbation 931 Int.
one day:
-
time 106 Adv.
one fine day:
-
time 106 Adv.
one fine morning:
-
time 106 Adv.
-
different time 119 Adv.
one hundred thousand:
-
five, &c 98 N.
one in a million:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
infrequency 137 Adj.
-
good man 948 N.
one in a thousand:
-
goodness 648 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
one in a way:
-
unconformity 83 N.
one in ten thousand:
-
good man 948 N.
one may have it for:
-
price 812 Phr.
one might hear a pin drop:
-
silence 403 Phr.
one of the people:
-
commonality 876 N.
one of these days:
-
different time 119 Adv.
-
futurity 121 Adv.
one one's last legs:
-
death 360 Adj.
one one's legs:
-
verticality 212 Adv.
one or two:
-
plurality 100 N.
one step at a time:
-
slowness 275 Adv.
one way or another:
-
method 627 N.
one:
-
whole 50 Adj.
-
unity 87 Adj.
-
identity 13 Adj.
-
unity 87 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
marriage 903 Adj.
one-dollar bill:
-
money 800 N.
one-eyed:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
one-horse shay:
-
imperfection 651 N.
oneirocritic:
-
interpreter 524 N.
oneirology acception:
-
interpretation 522 N.
Oneiromancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
oneness:
-
unity 87 N.
one-night stand:
-
sexuality 374a N.
one-of-a-kind:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
one-pan balance:
-
gravity 319 N.
onerous:
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
one's back being up:
-
resentment 900 Phr.
one's bead against a wall:
-
rashness 863 V.
one's blind side:
-
credulity 486 N.
one's blood being up:
-
courage 861 Phr.
-
resentment 900 Phr.
one's countenance falling:
-
disappointment 509 Phr.
one's courage oozing out:
-
cowardice 862 Phr.
one's course runs smooth:
-
prosperity 734 Phr.
one's days are numbered:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
-
death 360 Phr.
-
transientness 111 Phr.
one's doom is sealed:
-
death 360 Phr.
one's ear:
-
disrepute 874 V.
one's eyes being opened:
-
knowledge 490 Phr.
one's eyes:
-
manifestation 525 V.
one's fate is sealed:
-
necessity 601 Phr.
one's fill:
-
sufficiency 639 V.
one's head about:
-
activity 682 V.
one's heart bleeding for:
-
pity 914 Phr.
one's heart bleeding:
-
pain 828 Phr.
one's heart failing one:
-
fear 860 Phr.
one's hour is come:
-
death 360 Phr.
-
occasion 134 Phr.
one's man of business:
-
consignee 758 N.
one's monkey being up:
-
resentment 900 Phr.
one's old way:
-
habit 613 N.
one's option:
-
choice 609 V.
one's own flesh and blood:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
one's own:
-
possession 777 Adj.
-
property 780 Adj.
one's race is run:
-
death 360 Phr.
one's second self:
-
similarity 17 N.
one's ship coming in:
-
wealth 803 Phr.
one's weak side:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
oneself:
-
identity 13 N.
one-sided conceptions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
one-sided ideas:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
one-sided notions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
one-sided views:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
one-sided:
-
wrong 923 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
one-track mind:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
one-way mirror:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
ongoing:
-
progression 282 N.
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
onion:
-
condiment 393 N.
onlooker:
-
spectator 444 N.
only better than nothing:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
only just:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
only think!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
only yesterday:
-
newness 123 Adv.
only:
-
imperfection 651 Adv.
-
simpleness 42 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
unity 87 Adv.
onodorate:
-
inodorousness 399 Adj.
Onomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
onomatopoeia:
-
language 560 N.
-
nomenclature 564 N.
onset:
-
attack 716 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
onslaught:
-
attack 716 N.
on-the-spot coverage:
-
news 532 N.
ontogeny:
-
organization 357 N.
ontology:
-
existence 1 N.
onus:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
duty 926 N.
onward:
-
progression 282 Adv.
Onychomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
onyx:
-
jewelry 847a N.
oogamy:
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
-
organization 357 N.
oogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
oogenetic:
-
production 161 Adj.
ooze out:
-
disclosure 529 V.
ooze:
-
egress 295 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
river 348 V.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
oozing:
-
egress 295 N.
opacity:
-
opacity 426 N.
opacous:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
opal:
-
semitransparency 427 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
opalesce:
-
semitransparency 427 V.
opalescence:
-
semitransparency 427 N.
opalescent:
-
semitransparency 427 Adj.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
opaline:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
-
semitransparency 427 Adj.
opaque:
-
opacity 426 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
opaqueness:
-
opacity 426 N.
ope:
-
opening 260 V.
open a case:
-
reasoning 476 V.
open a discussion:
-
reasoning 476 V.
open a door to:
-
liability 177 V.
open air:
-
air 338 N.
open an account with:
-
barter 794 V.
open and aboveboard:
-
probity 939 Adj.
open as day:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
open country:
-
plain 344 N.
open enemy:
-
enemy 891 N.
open fire:
-
attack 716 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
open handed:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
open hearted:
-
veracity 543 Adj.
-
liberality 816 Adj.
open into:
-
conversion 144 V.
-
river 348 V.
open line of credit:
-
credit 805 N.
open one's eye:
-
vision 441 V.
open one's eyes to:
-
information 527 V.
open one's eyes:
-
wonder 870 V.
-
correction 527a V.
open one's lips:
-
speech 582 V.
open one's mind:
-
disclosure 529 V.
open one's mouth:
-
speech 582 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
open one's purse strings:
-
liberality 816 V.
open question:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
uncertainty 475 N.
open rupture:
-
discord 713 N.
open sesame!:
-
opening 260 Int.
open sesame:
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
spell 993 N.
-
indication 550 N.
open sore:
-
painfulness 830 N.
open space:
-
space 180 N.
open the ball:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
precedence 62 V.
open the door to:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
permission 760 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
reception 296 V.
open the eyes of:
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
information 527 V.
open the eyes to:
-
discovery 480a V.
open the eyes:
-
teaching 537 V.
open the flood gates:
-
permission 760 V.
open the floodgates:
-
ejection 297 V.
open the lips:
-
disclosure 529 V.
open the lock:
-
discovery 480a V.
open the path:
-
facility 705 V.
open the purse strings:
-
expenditure 809 V.
open the road:
-
facility 705 V.
open the sluices:
-
ejection 297 V.
open the trenches:
-
attack 716 V.
open the way:
-
facility 705 V.
open to discussion:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
open to doubt:
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
open to suspicion:
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
open to the view:
-
visibility 446 V.
open to:
-
facility 705 Adj.
-
liability 177 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
open up:
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
open war:
-
warfare 722 N.
open:
-
disclosure 529 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
-
publication 531 Adj.
-
disclosure 529 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
opening 260 V.
-
opening 260 Adj.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
veracity 543 Adj.
opener:
-
opening 260 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
open-eyed:
-
attention 457 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
open-hearted:
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
open-hearth furnace:
-
furnace 386 N.
opening bracket:
-
indication 550 N.
opening:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
passage 302 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
opening 260 Adj.
-
interval 198 N.
-
space 180 N.
-
occasion 134 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
openly:
-
manifestation 525 Adv.
openmouthed:
-
greed 817a Adj.
open-mouthed:
-
cry 411 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
-
loquacity 584 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
openness:
-
manifestation 525 N.
opera glass:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
opera hat:
-
clothing 225 N.
opera house:
-
drama 599 N.
opera:
-
music 415 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
operate upon:
-
motive 615 V.
operate:
-
remedy 662 V.
-
agency 170 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
action 680 V.
operatic:
-
music 415 Adj.
-
drama 599 Adj.
operation:
-
agency 170 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
action 680 N.
operations:
-
warfare 722 N.
operative:
-
agency 170 Adj.
-
agent 690 N.
operator:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
agent 690 N.
-
stock market 799a N.
operculated:
-
closure 261 Adj.
operculum:
-
covering 223 N.
operetta:
-
music 415 N.
operose:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
exertion 686 Adj.
operoseness:
-
exertion 686 N.
operosity:
-
exertion 686 N.
ophicleide:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
ophiology:
-
zoology 368 N.
Ophiomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
ophite:
-
variegation 440 N.
ophthalmia:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
ophthalmic:
-
vision 441 Adj.
ophthalmologist:
-
remedy 662 N.
opiate:
-
moderation 174 N.
opinative:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
opinator:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
opine:
-
belief 484 V.
opini=atre:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
opiniative:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
opiniativeness:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
opiniator:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
opiniatry:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
opinion poll:
-
politics 737b N.
-
choice 609 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
opinion:
-
politics 737b N.
-
judgment 480 N.
-
belief 484 N.
opinionate:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 V.
opinionated:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
opinionatist:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
opinionative:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
opinioned:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
opinionist:
-
certainty 474 N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
opitulation:
-
aid 707 N.
opium den:
-
vice 945 N.
opium eater:
-
inactivity 683 N.
opium:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
-
moderation 174 N.
-
intemperance 954 N.
oppidan:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
oppilation:
-
hindrance 706 N.
opponent:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
opponent 710 N.
-
enemy 891 N.
opportune:
-
expedience 646 Adj.
-
occasion 134 Adj.
opportunely:
-
occasion 134 Adv.
opportuneness:
-
occasion 134 N.
opportunism:
-
expedience 646 N.
opportunity:
-
occasion 134 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
oppose:
-
contrariety 14 V.
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
counter evidence 468 V.
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
-
resistance 719 V.
-
contention 720 V.
-
detraction 934 V.
opposed:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
opposition 708 Adj.
opposing evidence:
-
counter evidence 468 N.
opposing:
-
opposition 708 Adj.
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
opposite charges attract:
-
repulsion 289 Phr.
opposite poles attract:
-
repulsion 289 Phr.
opposite poles:
-
contraposition 237 N.
opposite side:
-
contraposition 237 N.
opposite:
-
contraposition 237 Adj.
-
inversion 218 Adj.
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
contraposition 237 N.
oppositeness:
-
contrariety 14 N.
opposites:
-
counteraction 179 N.
opposition:
-
resistance 719 N.
-
opponent 710 N.
-
contention 720 N.
-
contraposition 237 N.
-
counteraction 179 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
oppositionist:
-
opponent 710 N.
oppress:
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
badness 649 V.
-
severity 739 V.
oppressed with melancholy:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
oppression on the spirits:
-
dejection 837 N.
oppression:
-
severity 739 N.
-
subjection 749 N.
-
badness 649 N.
oppressive:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
heat 382 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
oppressor:
-
evil 913 N.
-
severity 739 N.
opprobrious:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
opprobrium:
-
disrepute 874 N.
oppugn:
-
opposition 708 V.
oppugnancy:
-
opposition 708 N.
-
resistance 719 N.
oppugnation:
-
resistance 719 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
opsimathy:
-
teaching 537 N.
opt for:
-
choice 609 V.
optative:
-
desire 865 Adj.
optic:
-
vision 441 Adj.
optical bench:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
optical instruments:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
optical media:
-
information 527 N.
optical:
-
vision 441 Adj.
optics:
-
light 420 N.
-
vision 441 N.
optimacy:
-
nobility 875 N.
optimates:
-
nobility 875 N.
optime!:
-
approbation 931 Int.
optimism:
-
overestimation 482 N.
-
cheerfulness 836 N.
-
hope 858 N.
optimist:
-
flatterer 935 N.
-
hope 858 N.
option contract:
-
securities 799b N.
option:
-
possession 777 N.
-
will 600 N.
-
choice 609 N.
optional:
-
will 600 Adj.
-
choice 609 Adj.
optionally:
-
choice 609 Adv.
options:
-
securities 799b N.
optometrist:
-
remedy 662 N.
opulence:
-
wealth 803 N.
opulent:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
opus:
-
production 161 N.
-
music 415 N.
opuscule:
-
book 593 N.
or at the option of:
-
choice 609 Adv.
or:
-
yellowness 436 N.
-
orange 439 N.
oracle:
-
answer 462 N.
-
oracle 513 N.
-
sage 500 N.
-
prediction 511 N.
oracular:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
prediction 511 Adj.
oral communication:
-
speech 582 N.
-
conversation 588 N.
oral evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
oral:
-
speech 582 Adj.
-
voice 580 Adj.
orally:
-
speech 582 Adv.
orange:
-
orange 439 Adj.
-
orange 439 N.
orange-colored:
-
orange 439 Adj.
orangery:
-
agriculture 371 N.
oration:
-
speech 582 N.
orator:
-
speech 582 N.
oratorical:
-
speech 582 Adj.
oratorio:
-
music 415 N.
oratory:
-
speech 582 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
oratress:
-
speech 582 N.
oratrix:
-
speech 582 N.
orb of day:
-
world 318 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
orb of night:
-
world 318 N.
orb:
-
business 625 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
circularity 247 N.
orbicular:
-
circularity 247 Adj.
orbit:
-
height 206 V.
-
circularity 247 N.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
world 318 N.
-
interment 363 N.
-
method 627 N.
orbital mechanics:
-
navigation 267 N.
orbiting:
-
navigation 267 N.
orbs:
-
vision 441 N.
orc:
-
demon 980 N.
orchard:
-
agriculture 371 N.
orchestra:
-
music 415 N.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
drama 599 N.
orchestral waits:
-
musician 416 N.
orchestrina:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
orchiotomy:
-
impotence 158 N.
orchotomy:
-
impotence 158 N.
ordain:
-
dueness 924 V.
-
churchdom 995 V.
-
legality 963 V.
-
commission 755 V.
-
command 741 V.
-
deity 976 V.
ordained:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
clergy 996 Adj.
ordeal of battle:
-
warfare 722 N.
ordeal:
-
experiment 463 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
sorcery 992 N.
order of succession:
-
sequence 63 N.
order of the day:
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
habit 613 N.
order of things:
-
conformity 82 N.
order:
-
command 741 V.
-
money 800 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
-
title 877 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
direction 693 V.
-
requirement 630 N.
-
class 75 N.
-
order 58 N.
-
command 741 N.
orderless:
-
disorder 59 Adj.
orderly:
-
servant 746 N.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
order 58 Adj.
-
arrangement 60 Adj.
ordinance:
-
command 741 N.
-
legality 963 N.
-
rite 998 N.
ordinary condition:
-
conformity 82 N.
ordinary course of things:
-
habit 613 N.
ordinary run of things:
-
habit 613 N.
ordinary state of things:
-
habit 613 N.
ordinary state:
-
conformity 82 N.
ordinary:
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
-
expectance 871 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
food 298 N.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
frequency 136 Adj.
ordinate and abscissa:
-
measurement 466 N.
ordination:
-
command 741 N.
-
commission 755 N.
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
rite 998 N.
ordnance:
-
arms 727 N.
ordonnance:
-
legality 963 N.
Ordovician:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
ordure:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
ore:
-
materials 635 N.
oread:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
oregano:
-
condiment 393 N.
organ of thought:
-
intellect 450 N.
organ of vision:
-
vision 441 N.
organ:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
voice 580 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
organic chemistry:
-
organization 357 N.
organic remains:
-
organization 357 N.
-
corpse 362 N.
organic:
-
texture 329 Adj.
-
state 7 Adj.
-
organization 357 Adj.
organism:
-
texture 329 N.
-
organization 357 N.
-
arrangement 60 N.
organist:
-
musician 416 N.
organization:
-
production 161 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
texture 329 N.
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
organization 357 N.
organize:
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
continuity 69 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
plan 626 V.
organized crime:
-
thief 792 N.
organized hypocrisy:
-
falsehood 544 N.
organized nature:
-
organization 357 N.
organized world:
-
organization 357 N.
organized:
-
organization 357 Adj.
organizing conception:
-
idea 453 N.
organography:
-
texture 329 N.
orgasm:
-
violence 173 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
orgasmatic:
-
violence 173 Adj.
orgasmic:
-
violence 173 Adj.
orgastic:
-
violence 173 Adj.
orgies:
-
intemperance 954 N.
oriel:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
opening 260 N.
orient:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
-
laterality 236 N.
-
light 420 Adj.
oriental topaz:
-
jewelry 847a N.
oriental:
-
jewelry 847a N.
-
laterality 236 Adj.
orientate:
-
laterality 236 V.
orientation:
-
laterality 236 N.
orifice:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
opening 260 N.
oriflamb:
-
indication 550 N.
oriflamme:
-
indication 550 N.
Origenism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
origin:
-
cause 153 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
original idea:
-
supposition 514 N.
original:
-
cause 153 Adj.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
laughingstock 857 N.
-
will 600 Adj.
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
nonimitation 20 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
originality:
-
dissimilarity 18 N.
-
nonimitation 20 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
will 600 N.
originate from:
-
effect 154 V.
originate in:
-
effect 154 V.
originate:
-
will 600 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
origination:
-
cause 153 N.
originator:
-
producer 164 N.
Orion's belt:
-
world 318 N.
orismological:
-
nomenclature 564 Adj.
orismology:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
orison:
-
request 765 N.
-
worship 990 N.
ormolu:
-
covering 223 N.
-
deception 545 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
Ormuzd:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
ornament:
-
ornament 847 N.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
repute 873 N.
-
ornament 577 N.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
ornament 577 V.
ornamental art:
-
painting 556 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
ornamental garden:
-
agriculture 371 N.
ornamental:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
ornament 847 Adj.
ornamentation:
-
ornament 847 N.
ornamented:
-
ornament 847 Adj.
ornate:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
-
ornament 847 Adj.
ornateness:
-
ornament 847 N.
ornature:
-
ornament 847 N.
Orniscopy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
ornithology:
-
zoology 368 N.
Ornithomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
ornithotomy:
-
zoology 368 N.
orotund:
-
ornament 577 Adj.
orotundity:
-
ornament 577 N.
orphan:
-
infant 129 N.
Orpheus:
-
musician 416 N.
orpiment:
-
yellowness 436 N.
orrery:
-
world 318 N.
orthodox dissenter:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
orthodox:
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
orthodoxy 983a Adj.
orthodoxy:
-
truth 494 N.
-
orthodoxy 983a N.
orthoepy:
-
voice 580 N.
orthogonal:
-
verticality 212 Adj.
-
perpendicularity 216a Adj.
orthogonality:
-
perpendicularity 216a N.
orthograph:
-
letter 561 N.
orthology:
-
truth 494 N.
orthometry:
-
measurement 466 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
orthopedics:
-
remedy 662 N.
orthopedy:
-
remedy 662 N.
orthopraxy:
-
remedy 662 N.
orts:
-
inutility 645 N.
-
remainder 40 N.
oryctography:
-
inorganization 358 N.
oryctology:
-
zoology 368 N.
-
inorganization 358 N.
oscillate between:
-
changeableness 149 V.
oscillate:
-
changeableness 149 V.
-
oscillation 314 V.
oscillating:
-
oscillation 314 Adj.
oscillation:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
oscillation 314 N.
oscillatory:
-
oscillation 314 Adj.
oscitancy:
-
opening 260 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
oscitant:
-
opening 260 Adj.
oscitation:
-
inactivity 683 N.
osculate:
-
contiguity 199 V.
osculation:
-
contiguity 199 N.
-
endearment 902 N.
osculatory:
-
contiguity 199 Adj.
Osiris:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
Osmanli:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Ossa on Pelion:
-
gravity 319 N.
osseous:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
ossific:
-
hardness 323 Adj.
ossification:
-
hardness 323 N.
ossify:
-
hardness 323 V.
ossuary:
-
interment 363 N.
ostensible ground:
-
Pretext 617 N.
ostensible motive:
-
Pretext 617 N.
ostensible reason:
-
Pretext 617 N.
ostensible:
-
appearance 448 Adj.
-
probability 472 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
ostensibly:
-
appearance 448 Adv.
-
Pretext 617 Adj.
-
Pretext 617 Adv.
ostentation:
-
vanity 880 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
ostentatious:
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
osteology:
-
texture 329 N.
osteopath:
-
remedy 662 N.
osteopathist:
-
remedy 662 N.
osteopathy:
-
remedy 662 N.
ostiary:
-
opening 260 N.
-
stopper 263 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
ostium:
-
opening 260 N.
ostler:
-
servant 746 N.
ostracism:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
ostracize:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
ostrich:
-
velocity 274 N.
otalgia:
-
physical pain 378 N.
other side of the coin:
-
counter evidence 468 N.
other side of the shield:
-
counter evidence 468 N.
-
rear 235 N.
other time:
-
different time 119 N.
other:
-
difference 15 Adj.
otherwise:
-
dissimilarity 18 Adv.
other-worldly:
-
probity 939 Adj.
otiose:
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
otiosity:
-
inactivity 683 N.
otologist:
-
hearing 418 N.
otology:
-
hearing 418 N.
otorhinolaryngologist:
-
hearing 418 N.
otorhinolaryngology:
-
hearing 418 N.
ottar:
-
fragrance 400 N.
otter hound:
-
animal 366 N.
otto:
-
fragrance 400 N.
ottoman:
-
support 215 N.
oubliette:
-
ambush 530 N.
-
prison 752 N.
ough!:
-
disrepute 874 Int.
ounce:
-
gravity 319 N.
ouphe:
-
demon 980 N.
Our Lady:
-
piety 987 N.
our times:
-
the present time 118 N.
our withers are unwrung:
-
strength 159 Phr.
ourselves:
-
mankind 372 N.
oust:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
taking 789 V.
out and out:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
out at elbows:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
divestment 226 Adj.
out at heels:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
out bid:
-
barter 794 V.
out face:
-
insolence 885 V.
out goings:
-
expenditure 809 N.
out Herod:
-
violence 173 V.
out in front:
-
precession 280 Adv.
out in one's reckoning:
-
error 495 Adj.
out lay:
-
expenditure 809 N.
out maneuver:
-
deception 545 V.
out of a situation:
-
displacement 185 Adj.
out of action:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
out of all proportion:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
out of breath:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
out of cash:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
out of character:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
out of commission:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
out of conceit with:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
out of countenance:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
humility 879 Adj.
-
modesty 881 Adj.
out of danger:
-
safety 664 Adj.
out of date:
-
anachronism 115 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
out of debt:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
-
payment 807 Adj.
out of depth:
-
shortcoming 304 Adj.
out of doors:
-
exteriority 220 Adv.
out of earshot inaudibly:
-
faintness 405 Adv.
out of employ:
-
inaction 681 Adj.
out of fashion:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
out of favor:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
out of focus:
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
out of gear:
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adj.
out of hand:
-
completion 729 Adv.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
out of harm's way:
-
safety 664 Adj.
out of harness:
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
liberation 750 Adj.
out of health:
-
disease 655 Adj.
out of hearing:
-
distance 196 Adv.
-
deafness 419 Adj.
out of heart:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
out of humor:
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
out of it:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
out of its element:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
displacement 185 Adj.
out of joint:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adj.
-
evil 619 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
out of keeping:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
out of luck:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
out of measure:
-
redundancy 641 Adv.
out of mere caprice:
-
absence of motive 615a Adv.
out of mind:
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
-
memory 505 Phr.
-
distance 196 Phr.
-
neglect 460 Phr.
out of money:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
out of one's depth:
-
depth 208 Adv.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
out of one's element:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
out of one's mind:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
out of one's power:
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
out of one's reckoning:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
inexpectation 508 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
disappointment 509 Adj.
out of one's senses:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
out of one's skull:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
out of one's teens:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
out of one's wits:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
out of one's won head:
-
will 600 Adv.
out of order:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
out of place:
-
disorder 59 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
displacement 185 Adj.
-
inexpedience 647 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
out of pocket:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
-
loss 776 Adj.
out of practice:
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
out of print:
-
obliteration 552 Adj.
out of proportion:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
out of reach:
-
distance 196 Adv.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
out of repair:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
out of repute:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
out of season:
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
untimeliness 135 Adj.
out of shape:
-
distortion 243 Adj.
out of sight:
-
neglect 460 Phr.
-
improbability 473 Adj.
-
invisibility 447 Adj.
-
distance 196 Phr.
-
memory 505 Phr.
out of sorts:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adj.
out of spirits:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
out of temper:
-
discontent 832 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
out of the beaten track:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
out of the common run:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
out of the common:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
out of the meshes:
-
safety 664 Adj.
out of the ordinary:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
out of the pale of:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
out of the question:
-
undueness 925 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
refusal 764 Adj.
-
rejection 610 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
out of the sphere of:
-
distance 196 Adv.
out of the way:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
distance 196 Adv.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
distance 196 Adj.
out of the woods:
-
safety 664 Adj.
out of the world:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
death 360 Adj.
out of tune:
-
discord 414 Adj.
-
disagreement 24 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
out of work:
-
inaction 681 Adj.
out of:
-
motive 615 Adv.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
out on you!:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
out through:
-
egress 295 V.
out upon!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
out upon:
-
disapprobation 932 Int.
out weigh:
-
influence 175 V.
out wit:
-
deception 545 V.
out with it!:
-
disclosure 529 Int.
-
obliteration 552 Int.
out with!:
-
malediction 908 Int.
out:
-
exteriority 220 Adv.
-
bisection 91 V.
-
error 495 Adj.
outbalance:
-
compensation 30 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
outbrave:
-
insolence 885 V.
outbrazen:
-
insolence 885 V.
outbreak:
-
attack 716 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
disobedience 742 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
discord 713 N.
outburst:
-
violence 173 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
outcast of society:
-
commonality 876 N.
outcast:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
outcome:
-
egress 295 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
outcry:
-
cry 411 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
sale 796 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
outdo:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
success 731 V.
outdoor:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
outer bar:
-
lawyer 968 N.
outer most:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
outfit:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
outflank:
-
laterality 236 V.
-
success 731 V.
outgate:
-
egress 295 N.
outgeneral:
-
success 731 V.
outgo:
-
transcursion 303 V.
outgoing:
-
egress 295 Adj.
outgrow:
-
expansion 194 V.
outgrowth:
-
sequel 65 N.
-
effect 154 N.
out-Herod Herod:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
out-Herod:
-
superiority 33 V.
outhouse:
-
receptacle 191 N.
outing:
-
journey 266 N.
outjump:
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
repute 873 V.
outlandish:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
outlast:
-
diuturnity 110 V.
outlaw:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
prohibition 761 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
illegality 964 N.
outlawry:
-
illegality 964 N.
outleap:
-
transcursion 303 V.
outlet:
-
opening 260 N.
-
egress 295 N.
outline:
-
plan 626 N.
-
list 86 N.
-
outline 230 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
painting 556 N.
outlines:
-
compendium 596 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
outlive:
-
diuturnity 110 V.
-
permanence 141 V.
outlook:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
insolence 885 V.
outlying:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
-
remainder 40 Adj.
outmaneuver:
-
success 731 V.
outmarch:
-
velocity 274 V.
outnumber:
-
multitude 102 V.
outpost:
-
distance 196 N.
-
circumjacence 227 N.
-
front 234 N.
outpour:
-
egress 295 N.
outpouring:
-
egress 295 N.
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
excretion 299 N.
-
information 527 N.
output:
-
egress 295 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
outrage:
-
badness 649 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
disrespect 929 N.
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
badness 649 N.
-
evil 619 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
guilt 947 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
outrageous:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
outrank:
-
superiority 33 V.
outre:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
outreach:
-
deception 545 V.
outreckon:
-
overestimation 482 V.
outride:
-
transcursion 303 V.
outrider:
-
precursor 64 N.
outrigger:
-
support 215 N.
-
ship 273 N.
outright:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
outrival:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
repute 873 V.
outrun the constable:
-
debt 806 V.
-
prodigality 818 V.
outrun:
-
transcursion 303 V.
outscourings:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
outset:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
departure 293 N.
outshine:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
outside car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
outside the ballpark:
-
error 495 Adj.
outside:
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
-
exteriority 220 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
outsider:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
outskirt:
-
distance 196 N.
outskirts:
-
circumjacence 227 N.
outspan:
-
arrival 292 V.
outspeak:
-
speech 582 V.
outspoken:
-
veracity 543 Adj.
-
speech 582 Adj.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
outspread:
-
breadth, thickness 202 Adj.
outstanding accounts:
-
accounts 811 N.
outstanding:
-
remainder 40 Adj.
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
outstare:
-
insolence 885 V.
outstep:
-
transcursion 303 V.
outstretched:
-
length 200 Adj.
-
breadth, thickness 202 Adj.
outstrip the wind:
-
velocity 274 V.
outstrip:
-
precession 280 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
outtalk:
-
loquacity 584 V.
outtasight:
-
improbability 473 Adj.
outvie:
-
contention 720 V.
-
repute 873 V.
outvote:
-
success 731 V.
outward bound:
-
departure 293 Adj.
outward:
-
extrinsicality 6 Adj.
-
exteriority 220 Adj.
outwards:
-
exteriority 220 Adv.
outweigh:
-
superiority 33 V.
outwit:
-
success 731 V.
outwork:
-
defense 717 N.
oval:
-
circularity 247 N.
-
circularity 247 Adj.
ovary:
-
organization 357 N.
ovate:
-
circularity 247 Adj.
ovation:
-
celebration 883 N.
oven dry:
-
dryness 340 V.
oven:
-
furnace 386 N.
over again:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
-
duplication 90 Adv.
over against:
-
contraposition 237 Adv.
over and above:
-
remainder 40 Adj.
-
superiority 33 Adv.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
addition 37 Adv.
-
redundancy 641 Adv.
over and over again:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
over and over:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
over confident:
-
credulity 486 Adj.
over hanging:
-
destiny 152 Adj.
over head and ears:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
-
feeling 821 Adv.
-
redundancy 641 Adv.
-
depth 208 Adv.
-
height 206 Adv.
over night:
-
the past 122 Adj.
over one's head in debt:
-
debt 806 Adj.
over sea on one's travels:
-
extraneousness 57 Adv.
over set:
-
inversion 218 V.
over spread:
-
presence 186 V.
over the border:
-
distance 196 Adv.
over the left:
-
deception 545 Adv.
over the mark:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
over the most of:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
over the way:
-
contraposition 237 Adv.
over trustful:
-
credulity 486 Adj.
over turn:
-
inversion 218 V.
over weigh:
-
influence 175 V.
over:
-
redundancy 641 Adv.
-
remainder 40 Adj.
-
end 67 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adj.
-
the past 122 Adv.
-
height 206 Adv.
-
exteriority 220 Adv.
-
contraposition 237 Adv.
-
superiority 33 Adv.
overabound:
-
redundancy 641 V.
overact:
-
activity 682 V.
-
affectation 855 V.
overacted:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
overalls:
-
clothing 225 N.
overanxiety:
-
desire 865 N.
overarch:
-
covering 223 V.
overawe:
-
authority 737 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
respect 928 V.
overbalance:
-
compensation 30 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
overbalanced:
-
inequality 28 Adj.
over-bear:
-
influence 175 V.
overbearance:
-
insolence 885 N.
overbearing:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
overborne:
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
subjection 749 Adj.
overburden:
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
badness 649 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
overcast:
-
darkness 421 V.
-
darkness 421 Adj.
-
bubble; cloud 353 Adj.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
overcautious:
-
caution 864 Adj.
overcharge:
-
dearness 814 V.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
ornament 577 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
dearness 814 N.
overcharged:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
overcoat:
-
clothing 225 N.
overcolor:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
overcome a difficulty:
-
success 731 V.
overcome:
-
motive 615 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
overconfidence:
-
rashness 863 N.
overconfident:
-
rashness 863 Adj.
over-credulous:
-
credulity 486 Adj.
overcritical:
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
overcurious:
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
overdate:
-
anachronism 115 V.
overdistension:
-
expansion 194 N.
overdo:
-
activity 682 V.
-
affectation 855 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
overdone:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
overdose:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
redundancy 641 V.
overdraw:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
misrepresentation 555 V.
-
prodigality 818 V.
overdrawn account:
-
nonpayment 808 N.
overdue:
-
anachronism 115 Adj.
overeager:
-
greed 817a Adj.
overeat oneself:
-
gluttony 957 N.
overestimate:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
overestimated:
-
overestimation 482 Adj.
overestimation:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
overestimation 482 N.
-
aggravation 835 N.
overfatigued:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
overfed:
-
gluttony 957 Adj.
overfeed:
-
redundancy 641 V.
overflow with gratitude:
-
gratitude 916 V.
overflow:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
river 348 V.
-
river 348 N.
-
redundancy 641 V.
overflowing:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
overgo:
-
transcursion 303 V.
overgorge:
-
gluttony 957 N.
overgorged:
-
satiety 869 Adj.
-
gluttony 957 Adj.
overgrown:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
expansion 194 Adj.
overgrowth:
-
expansion 194 N.
overhang:
-
height 206 V.
overhanging:
-
height 206 Adj.
-
pendency 214 Adj.
overhasty:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
overhaul:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
numeration 85 V.
-
attention 457 V.
overhead:
-
height 206 Adv.
overhear:
-
hearing 418 V.
-
information 527 V.
overjoyed:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
overjump:
-
transcursion 303 V.
overlaid:
-
covering 223 Adj.
overlap:
-
clothing 225 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
overlay with ornament:
-
ornament 577 V.
overlay:
-
covering 223 V.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
covering 223 N.
overleap:
-
transcursion 303 V.
overliberal:
-
prodigality 818 Adj.
overlie:
-
covering 223 V.
overload:
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
overlook a distinction:
-
indiscrimination 465a V.
overlook:
-
inattention 458 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
direction 693 V.
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
overlooker:
-
director 694 N.
overlying:
-
height 206 Adj.
overmaster:
-
success 731 V.
overmatch:
-
inequality 28 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
-
strength 159 V.
-
success 731 V.
overmeasure:
-
redundancy 641 N.
overmodest:
-
modesty 881 Adj.
overmuch:
-
redundancy 641 Adv.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
overnight mail:
-
messenger 534 N.
overofficious:
-
activity 682 Adj.
overornamented:
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
overpaid:
-
liberality 816 Adj.
overpass:
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
overpersuade:
-
motive 615 V.
overplus:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
remainder 40 N.
overpoise:
-
counteraction 179 V.
overpower:
-
success 731 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
overpowering:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
overpraise:
-
flattery 933 V.
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
overpriced:
-
dearness 814 Adj.
overprize:
-
overestimation 482 V.
overrate:
-
overestimation 482 V.
overreach:
-
cunning 702 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
overreckon:
-
overestimation 482 V.
overrefined:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
overrefinement:
-
intuition 477 N.
over-religious:
-
asceticism 955 Adj.
override:
-
authority 737 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
-
severity 739 V.
over-ride:
-
influence 175 V.
overrighteous:
-
impiety 988 Adj.
overrule:
-
authority 737 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
overruling:
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
overrun:
-
expansion 194 V.
-
printing 591 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
presence 186 V.
overscrupulous:
-
probity 939 Adj.
overseer:
-
director 694 N.
oversensitive:
-
overestimation 482 Adj.
-
sensibility 822 Adj.
overset:
-
depression 308 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
depression 308 N.
overshadow:
-
darkness 421 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
overshoot the mark:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
activity 682 V.
oversight:
-
inattention 458 N.
-
neglect 460 N.
-
error 495 N.
-
direction 693 N.
-
failure 732 N.
overskip:
-
transcursion 303 V.
oversleep:
-
inactivity 683 V.
overspent:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
overspread:
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73 V.
-
covering 223 V.
overstate:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
overstep:
-
transcursion 303 V.
overstock:
-
redundancy 641 V.
overstrain:
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
oversupply:
-
redundancy 641 N.
overt act:
-
action 680 N.
overt:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
overtake:
-
arrival 292 V.
overtaken:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
overtask:
-
misuse 679 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
overtax:
-
misuse 679 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
over-the-counter market:
-
stock market 799a N.
overthrow:
-
failure 732 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
depression 308 N.
-
depression 308 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
-
success 731 V.
overthwart:
-
opposition 708 Adv.
-
opposition 708 V.
overtired:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
overtone:
-
resonance 408 N.
overtop:
-
height 206 V.
-
summit 210 V.
over-top:
-
superiority 33 V.
overture:
-
music 415 N.
-
offer 763 N.
-
request 765 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
overturn:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
inversion 218 N.
-
depression 308 N.
-
depression 308 V.
overvalue:
-
overestimation 482 V.
overweening:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
overweigh:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
overestimation 482 V.
overwhelm:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
overwhelmed:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
overwhelming:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
overwise:
-
vanity 880 Adj.
overwork: squander:
-
misuse 679 V.
overwork:
-
fatigue 688 V.
overwrought:
-
exaggeration 549 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
affectation 855 Adj.
overzealous:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
oviform:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
ovoid:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
ovule:
-
circularity 247 N.
ovum:
-
organization 357 N.
owe a grudge:
-
hate 898 V.
owe to it oneself:
-
duty 926 V.
owe:
-
debt 806 V.
owing nothing:
-
payment 807 Adj.
owing to:
-
effect 154 Adj.
-
attribution 155 Adj.
-
attribution 155 Adv.
owing:
-
debt 806 Adj.
owl:
-
fool 501 N.
owl's light:
-
dimness 422 N.
own correspondent:
-
consignee 758 N.
-
messenger 534 N.
own oneself in the wrong:
-
penitence 950 V.
own up to:
-
disclosure 529 V.
own:
-
property 780 V.
-
possession 777 V.
-
assent 488 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
owner:
-
possessor 779 N.
ownership:
-
possession 777 N.
-
property 780 N.
ox:
-
animal 366 N.
-
man 373 N.
Oxford School:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
oxgoad:
-
arms 727 N.
oxidation:
-
organization 357 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
oxreim:
-
connection 45 N.
oxygen:
-
life 359 N.
oxygon:
-
angularity 244 N.
oxygonal:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
oxymoron:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
Oyez!:
-
publication 531 Int.
-
attention 457 Int.
-
hearing 418 Int.
oyster:
-
food 298 N.
P
p.m:
-
evening 126 N.
pabulum:
-
food 298 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
PAC:
-
politics 737b N.
Pacatolus:
-
wealth 803 N.
pace step:
-
measurement 466 V.
pace up and down:
-
journey 266 V.
pace:
-
motion 264 N.
-
journey 266 V.
-
permission 760 Adv.
pachydermatous:
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
pacific:
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
peace 721 Adj.
pacification:
-
moderation 174 N.
-
pacification 723 N.
pacified:
-
pacification 723 Adj.
pacify:
-
moderation 174 V.
-
pacification 723 V.
pack horse:
-
carrier 271 N.
pack of nonsense:
-
unimportance 643 N.
pack off:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
departure 293 V.
pack saddle:
-
support 215 N.
pack up:
-
circumscription 229 V.
pack:
-
location 184 V.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
package:
-
location 184 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
packer:
-
preparation 673 N.
packet:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
ship 273 N.
packing:
-
location 184 N.
packthread:
-
filament 205 N.
pact:
-
compact 769 N.
paction:
-
compact 769 N.
pad:
-
abode 189 N.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
lining 224 V.
-
carrier 271 N.
padding:
-
stopper 263 N.
-
softness 324 N.
-
lining 224 N.
paddle one's own canoe:
-
conduct 692 V.
-
freedom 748 V.
paddle:
-
navigation 267 N.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
journey 266 V.
paddock:
-
inclosure 232 N.
paddy:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
padishah:
-
master 745 N.
padlock:
-
connection 45 N.
-
prison 752 N.
padre:
-
clergy 996 N.
padrone:
-
master 745 N.
paean:
-
approbation 931 N.
-
worship 990 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
-
rejoicing 838 N.
-
gratitude 916 N.
pagan:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
paganism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
page:
-
book 593 N.
-
servant 746 N.
-
printing 591 N.
-
numeration 85 V.
pageant:
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
pageantry:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
pagination:
-
numeration 85 N.
pagoda:
-
temple 1000 N.
pagri:
-
clothing 225 N.
pah:
-
defense 717 N.
paid:
-
payment 807 Adj.
pail:
-
receptacle 191 N.
paillard:
-
libertine 962 N.
paillasse:
-
support 215 N.
pain:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
penalty 974 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
badness 649 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
physical pain 378 N.
pained:
-
pain 828 Adj.
-
physical pain 378 Adj.
painful:
-
physical pain 378 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
painfully:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
painfulness 830 Adv.
painfulness:
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
bane 663 N.
-
badness 649 N.
-
evil 619 N.
painim:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
pain-killer:
-
remedy 662 N.
painless:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
pains and penalties:
-
penalty 974 N.
pains:
-
exertion 686 N.
painstaking:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
activity 682 N.
-
exertion 686 Adj.
paint in its true colors:
-
veracity 543 V.
paint in oils:
-
painting 556 V.
paint the town red:
-
amusement 840 V.
paint:
-
color 428 V.
-
deception 545 N.
-
representation 554 V.
-
painting 556 N.
-
painting 556 V.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
covering 223 V.
-
covering 223 N.
-
color 428 N.
painted sepulcher:
-
deception 545 N.
painted:
-
painting 556 Adj.
painter:
-
connection 45 N.
-
artist 559 N.
painting:
-
painting 556 N.
-
representation 554 N.
pair oar:
-
ship 273 N.
pair of turtledoves:
-
love 897 N.
pair off:
-
mean 29 V.
-
marriage 903 V.
pair:
-
similarity 17 N.
-
duality 89 N.
-
duality 89 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
pairs:
-
amusement 840 N.
Paixhan gun:
-
arms 727 N.
pajamas:
-
clothing 225 N.
paktong:
-
deception 545 N.
pal:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
friend 890 N.
palace:
-
abode 189 N.
Paladin:
-
defense 717 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
palaestra:
-
school 542 N.
palaetiology:
-
the past 122 N.
palaetiology1:
-
attribution 155 N.
palang:
-
support 215 N.
palankeen:
-
vehicle 272 N.
palanquin:
-
vehicle 272 N.
palatable:
-
taste 390 Adj.
-
savoriness 394 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
palate:
-
taste 390 N.
palatial:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
abode 189 Adj.
Palatine court:
-
tribunal 966 N.
palatine:
-
master 745 N.
palaver:
-
council 696 N.
-
conversation 588 V.
-
conversation 588 N.
-
loquacity 584 V.
-
speech 582 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
pale as a corpse:
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
pale as a ghost:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
pale as a witch:
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
pale as ashes:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
pale as death:
-
fear 860 Adj.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
pale its ineffectual fire:
-
dimness 422 V.
pale of the church:
-
churchdom 995 N.
pale:
-
limit 233 N.
-
achromatism 429 V.
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
-
dimness 422 Adj.
-
dimness 422 V.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
fear 860 Adj.
palefaced:
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
paleness:
-
dimness 422 N.
-
achromatism 429 N.
paleo-:
-
the past 122 Adv.
paleoanthropic:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleoanthropological:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleobotany:
-
the past 122 N.
Paleocene:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleoclimatoogy:
-
the past 122 N.
paleocrystic:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleoecology:
-
the past 122 N.
Paleogene:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleogeography:
-
the past 122 N.
paleography:
-
the past 122 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
language 560 N.
paleolithic:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleology:
-
the past 122 N.
-
language 560 N.
-
word 562 N.
paleolontological:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleontologic:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleontology:
-
the past 122 N.
-
zoology 368 N.
paleozoic:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleozoolical:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
paleozoology:
-
the past 122 N.
palestra:
-
arena 728 N.
palestric:
-
exertion 686 Adj.
-
contention 720 Adj.
palestrical:
-
contention 720 Adj.
paletot:
-
clothing 225 N.
palette:
-
painting 556 N.
palfrey:
-
carrier 271 N.
palimony:
-
receipt 810 N.
palimpsest:
-
substitution 147 N.
palindrome:
-
neologism 563 N.
-
inversion 218 N.
paling:
-
prison 752 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
defense 717 N.
palingenesis:
-
reproduction 163 N.
-
restoration 660 N.
palinode:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
tergiversation 607 N.
palinody:
-
tergiversation 607 N.
palisade:
-
defense 717 N.
-
prison 752 N.
palki:
-
vehicle 272 N.
pall:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
canonicals 999 N.
-
satiety 869 V.
-
weariness 841 V.
-
dislike 867 V.
-
unsavoriness 395 V.
-
interment 363 N.
-
physical insensibility 376 V.
-
scepter 747 N.
palladium:
-
safety 664 N.
pallet:
-
support 215 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
-
painting 556 N.
palliament:
-
clothing 225 N.
palliate:
-
improvement 658 V.
-
remedy 662 V.
-
relief 834 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
palliation:
-
relief 834 N.
-
vindication 937 N.
palliative:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
relief 834 Adj.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
moderation 174 N.
pallid:
-
achromatism 429 Adj.
pallidity:
-
achromatism 429 N.
pallidness:
-
achromatism 429 N.
pallium:
-
canonicals 999 N.
pall-mall:
-
amusement 840 N.
pallone:
-
amusement 840 N.
pallor:
-
achromatism 429 N.
palm off on:
-
deception 545 V.
palm off:
-
deception 545 V.
palm upon:
-
deception 545 V.
palm:
-
title 877 N.
-
length 200 N.
-
trophy 733 N.
-
stealing 791 V.
palmated:
-
notch 257 Adj.
palmer:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
palmiped:
-
crossing 219 Adj.
Palmistry:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
palmy days:
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
pleasure 827 N.
palmy:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
palpability:
-
touch 379 N.
palpable obscure:
-
darkness 421 N.
palpable:
-
materiality 316 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
touch 379 Adj.
palpation:
-
touch 379 N.
palpitate:
-
agitation 315 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
palpitation:
-
fear 860 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
palpus:
-
touch 379 N.
palsgrave:
-
nobility 875 N.
palsied:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
palsy:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
palsy-stricken:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
palter:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
paltering:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
paltriness:
-
unimportance 643 N.
paltry:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
paludal:
-
marsh 345 Adj.
pampas:
-
plain 344 N.
pamper:
-
intemperance 954 V.
-
gluttony 957 N.
pampered:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
gluttony 957 Adj.
pamphlet:
-
book 593 N.
pamphleteer:
-
dissertation 595 N.
pan:
-
receptacle 191 N.
panacea:
-
remedy 662 N.
panache:
-
roughness 256 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
Pan-American:
-
generality 78 Adj.
pancake:
-
food 298 N.
panchement:
-
endearment 902 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
pandar to:
-
flattery 933 V.
pandar:
-
libertine 962 N.
Pandean pipes:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
pandect:
-
legality 963 N.
-
compendium 596 N.
-
dissertation 595 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
pandemic:
-
disease 655 N.
Pandemonium:
-
hell 982 N.
pander to:
-
flattery 933 V.
-
instrumentality 631 V.
-
aid 707 V.
pander:
-
libertine 962 N.
pandiculation:
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
expansion 194 N.
-
opening 260 N.
Pandora's box:
-
evil 619 N.
Pandoz:
-
combatant 726 N.
paned:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
panegyric:
-
approbation 931 N.
panegyrical:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
panegyrize:
-
overestimation 482 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
panel house:
-
deception 545 N.
panel:
-
list 86 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
paneling:
-
ornament 847 N.
pang:
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
pain 828 N.
Pan-Germanic:
-
generality 78 Adj.
Pangloss:
-
scholar 492 N.
pangs of conscience:
-
penitence 950 N.
panhandler:
-
petitioner 767 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
panharmonic:
-
generality 78 Adj.
Pan-Hellenic:
-
generality 78 Adj.
pani:
-
water 337 N.
panic:
-
fear 860 N.
panic-stricken:
-
fear 860 Adj.
panier:
-
clothing 225 N.
pannel:
-
support 215 N.
pannier:
-
receptacle 191 N.
panoplied:
-
safety 664 Adj.
-
defense 717 Adj.
panoply:
-
defense 717 N.
-
arms 727 N.
panopticon:
-
prison 752 N.
panorama:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
painting 556 N.
panoramic:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
pansophy:
-
knowledge 490 N.
pant for:
-
desire 865 V.
pant:
-
heat 382 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
pantaloon:
-
humorist 844 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
veteran 130 N.
pantaloons:
-
clothing 225 N.
pantheist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
pantheistic:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
pantheon:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
panther:
-
courage 861 N.
panties:
-
clothing 225 N.
pantile:
-
conduit 350 N.
-
covering 223 N.
panting:
-
feeling 821 N.
pantisocracy:
-
government 737a N.
-
nobility 875 N.
pantologist:
-
proficient 700 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
pantology:
-
knowledge 490 N.
pantometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
pantomime:
-
indication 550 N.
-
language 560 N.
-
drama 599 N.
pantomimic:
-
indication 550 Adj.
pantomimist:
-
laughingstock 857 N.
-
drama 599 N.
pantophagous:
-
food 298 Adj.
pantophagy:
-
gluttony 957 N.
pantry:
-
receptacle 191 N.
pants suit:
-
clothing 225 N.
pants:
-
clothing 225 N.
panurgy:
-
skill 698 N.
pap:
-
pulpiness 354 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
papa:
-
paternity 166 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
papacy:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
papal:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
paper credit:
-
credit 805 N.
paper cutter:
-
sharpness 253 N.
paper medium:
-
information 527 N.
paper money:
-
money 800 N.
paper pellet:
-
unimportance 643 N.
paper tiger:
-
impotence 158 N.
paper war:
-
contention 720 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
paper:
-
book 593 N.
-
writing 590 N.
-
whiteness 430 N.
-
covering 223 V.
-
security 771 N.
paper-thin:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
Paphian:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
papier-mache:
-
sculpture 557 N.
papilionaceous:
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
papilla:
-
convexity 250 N.
papillose:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
papillote:
-
roughness 256 N.
papilose:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
papism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
papist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
papistry:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
papoose:
-
infant 129 N.
pappiloma:
-
convexity 250 N.
pappose:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
pappous:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
paprika:
-
condiment 393 N.
papula:
-
convexity 250 N.
papule:
-
convexity 250 N.
papulous:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
papyrus:
-
writing 590 N.
par excellence:
-
importance 642 Adv.
-
superiority 33 Adv.
par value:
-
value 812a N.
par:
-
equality 27 N.
parable:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
description 594 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
parabola:
-
curvature 245 N.
parabolic:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
-
metaphor 521 Adj.
paraboloid:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
paracentesis:
-
ejection 297 N.
parachronism:
-
anachronism 115 N.
parachute:
-
navigation 267 V.
-
ship 273 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
parachutist:
-
mariner 269 N.
Paraclete:
-
deity 976 N.
paracme:
-
sequence 63 N.
parade:
-
abode 189 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
ostentation 882 V.
paradigm:
-
prototype 22 N.
paradise:
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
heaven 981 N.
paradisiacal:
-
heaven 981 Adj.
paradox:
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
secret 533 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
paradoxical:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
paraesthesia:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
paraffin oil:
-
fuel 388 N.
paraffin wax:
-
fuel 388 N.
paraffin:
-
oil 356 N.
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
paragon:
-
perfection 650 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
good man 948 N.
paragram:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
-
neologism 563 N.
paragraph:
-
part 51 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
phrase 566 N.
paraleipsis:
-
neglect 460 N.
paralepsis:
-
neglect 460 N.
paralipsis:
-
neglect 460 N.
parallax:
-
distance 196 N.
parallel:
-
similarity 17 N.
-
comparison 464 V.
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
-
parallelism 216 Adj.
-
similarity 17 V.
-
similarity 17 Adj.
-
imitation 19 V.
parallelism:
-
symmetry 242 N.
-
similarity 17 N.
-
agreement 23 N.
-
parallelism 216 N.
parallelogram:
-
angularity 244 N.
parallelopiped:
-
angularity 244 N.
paralogism:
-
intuition 477 N.
paralogize:
-
intuition 477 V.
paralogy:
-
intuition 477 N.
paralysis:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
-
disease 655 N.
paralytic:
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
paralyze:
-
impotence 158 V.
-
physical insensibility 376 V.
-
insensibility 823 V.
paralyzed:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
paramount estate:
-
property 780 N.
paramount:
-
authority 737 Adj.
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
paramour:
-
love 897 N.
paranoia:
-
insanity 503 N.
paranomasia:
-
neologism 563 N.
parapet:
-
defense 717 N.
paraph:
-
indication 550 N.
paraphernalia:
-
instrument 633 N.
-
property 780 N.
paraphrase:
-
copy 21 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
phrase 566 N.
-
imitation 19 N.
paraphrast:
-
interpreter 524 N.
paraphrastic:
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
-
imitation 19 Adj.
parasite:
-
flatterer 935 N.
-
servant 746 N.
-
servility 886 N.
parasitic:
-
taking 789 Adj.
parasitical:
-
subjection 749 Adj.
-
servility 886 Adj.
parasol:
-
covering 223 N.
-
shade 424 N.
paratrooper:
-
mariner 269 N.
parboil:
-
calefaction 384 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
parboiled:
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
parbuckle:
-
instrument 633 N.
Parcae:
-
necessity 601 N.
parcel out:
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
apportionment 786 V.
parcel:
-
region 181 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
parcels:
-
property 780 N.
parch:
-
dryness 340 V.
-
heat 382 V.
-
calefaction 384 V.
parched with thirst:
-
desire 865 Adj.
parchment:
-
writing 590 N.
-
security 771 N.
parcity:
-
parsimony 819 N.
pardon me:
-
dissent 489 Int.
pardon:
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
acquittal 970 N.
-
acquittal 970 V.
pardonable:
-
vindication 937 Adj.
pare down:
-
shortness 201 V.
pare:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
layer 204 V.
-
divestment 226 V.
paregoric:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
parenchyma:
-
materiality 316 N.
-
texture 329 N.
parent:
-
paternity 166 N.
parentage:
-
consanguinity 11 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
parental love:
-
love 897 N.
parental:
-
paternity 166 Adj.
parentheses:
-
indication 550 N.
parenthesis:
-
interval 198 N.
-
inversion 218 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
discontinuity 70 N.
parenthetical:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
interposition 228 Adj.
parenthetically:
-
irrelation 10 Adv.
-
occasion 134 Adv.
-
interposition 228 Adv.
parget:
-
covering 223 V.
pargeting:
-
ornament 847 N.
parhelion:
-
luminary 423 N.
Pariah:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
parian:
-
sculpture 557 Adj.
parietal:
-
laterality 236 Adj.
paring knife:
-
sharpness 253 N.
paring:
-
smallness 32 N.
parish:
-
abode 189 N.
-
government 737a N.
parishioner:
-
laity 997 N.
paritor:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
parity:
-
similarity 17 N.
-
equality 27 N.
park paling:
-
inclosure 232 N.
park:
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
-
plain 344 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
arms 727 N.
parlance:
-
speech 582 N.
parley:
-
conversation 588 N.
-
conversation 588 V.
-
mediation 724 N.
parliament:
-
council 696 N.
-
government 737a N.
parliamentary funds:
-
treasury 802 N.
parliamentary securities:
-
treasury 802 N.
parliamentary stocks:
-
treasury 802 N.
parliamentary train:
-
vehicle 272 N.
parliamentary:
-
council 696 Adj.
parlor car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
parlor maid:
-
servant 746 N.
parlor:
-
receptacle 191 N.
parlous:
-
danger 665 Adj.
Parnassus:
-
poetry 597 N.
parochial:
-
region 181 Adj.
parody:
-
imitation 19 V.
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
ridicule 856 N.
-
misrepresentation 555 V.
-
misrepresentation 555 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
imitation 19 N.
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
parole:
-
speech 582 N.
-
promise 768 N.
-
security 771 N.
Parolles:
-
blusterer 887 N.
paronomasia:
-
ornament 577 N.
paronymous:
-
word 562 Adj.
paroxysm:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
parquet:
-
drama 599 N.
parquetry:
-
variegation 440 N.
parricide:
-
killing 361 N.
parrot:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
loquacity 584 N.
Parrott gun:
-
arms 727 N.
parry:
-
confutation 479 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
defense 717 V.
parse:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
grammar 567 V.
parsec:
-
length 200 N.
Parsee:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
parsimonious:
-
economy 817 Adj.
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
parsimoniousness:
-
parsimony 819 N.
parsimony:
-
economy 817 N.
-
parsimony 819 N.
parsley:
-
condiment 393 N.
parson:
-
clergy 996 N.
parsonage:
-
temple 1000 N.
part and parcel:
-
component 56 N.
part by part:
-
part 51 Adv.
part company with:
-
discord 713 V.
part company:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
part of speech:
-
word 562 N.
part song:
-
music 415 N.
part with:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
-
giving 784 V.
part:
-
duty 926 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
divergence 291 V.
-
fraction 100a N.
-
part 51 V.
-
part 51 N.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
business 625 N.
partake of communion:
-
rite 998 V.
partake of the sacrament:
-
rite 998 V.
partake:
-
participation 778 V.
partaking:
-
participation 778 Adj.
parterre:
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
parthenogenesis:
-
production 161 N.
Parthis mendacior:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
partial conceptions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
partial eclipse:
-
dimness 422 N.
partial ideas:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
partial notions:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
partial shadow:
-
dimness 422 N.
partial to:
-
desire 865 Adj.
partial vacuum:
-
gaseity 334 N.
partial views:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
partial:
-
wrong 923 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
inequality 28 Adj.
-
part 51 Adj.
partiality:
-
inequality 28 N.
-
superiority 33 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
wrong 923 N.
partially:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
-
part 51 Adv.
partibility:
-
disjunction 44 N.
partible:
-
disjunction 44 Adj.
participate in:
-
action 680 V.
participate:
-
conduct 692 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
-
participation 778 V.
participation:
-
participation 778 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
participative:
-
cooperation 709 Adj.
participator in:
-
agent 690 N.
participator:
-
participation 778 N.
particle:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
particular estate:
-
property 780 N.
particular:
-
care 459 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
part 51 N.
-
caprice 608 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
particularity:
-
speciality 79 N.
-
attention 457 N.
particularization:
-
class 75 N.
particularize:
-
speciality 79 V.
-
description 594 V.
particularly:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
-
speciality 79 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
particulars:
-
speciality 79 N.
-
description 594 N.
parting:
-
disjunction 44 N.
partisan:
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
pity 914 N.
-
friend 890 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
arms 727 N.
-
politics 737b Adj.
partisanship:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
-
politics 737b N.
-
wrong 923 N.
partition:
-
part 51 V.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
apportionment 786 V.
partlet:
-
animal 366 N.
partly:
-
part 51 Adv.
partner:
-
marriage 903 N.
-
friend 890 N.
-
participation 778 N.
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
partnership:
-
accompaniment 88 N.
-
concurrence 178 N.
-
party 712 N.
-
participation 778 N.
parts of speech:
-
grammar 567 N.
parts:
-
intellect 450 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
skill 698 N.
part-time student:
-
learner 541 N.
parturient:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
-
production 161 Adj.
parturition:
-
production 161 N.
parturiunt montes:
-
failure 732 Phr.
party crasher:
-
hindrance 706 N.
party hack:
-
politics 737b N.
party line:
-
politics 737b N.
party pooper:
-
hindrance 706 N.
party spirit:
-
party 712 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
wrong 923 N.
-
cooperation 709 N.
party to a suit:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
party to:
-
agent 690 N.
party wall:
-
interposition 228 N.
party:
-
party 712 N.
-
politics 737b N.
-
sociality 892 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
-
amusement 840 N.
party-colored:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
parvenu:
-
newness 123 N.
-
prosperity 734 N.
-
vulgarity 851 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
parvitude:
-
littleness 193 N.
parvity:
-
littleness 193 N.
pas by:
-
neglect 460 V.
pas:
-
repute 873 N.
-
term 71 N.
paschal:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
-
rite 998 Adj.
pasha:
-
master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
pashalic:
-
government 737a N.
pasigraphie:
-
language 560 N.
pasigraphy:
-
writing 590 N.
-
language 560 N.
pasquinade:
-
detraction 934 N.
pass a law:
-
legality 963 V.
pass ahead:
-
progression 282 V.
pass an examination:
-
goodness 648 V.
pass an opinion:
-
judgment 480 V.
pass and repass:
-
passage 302 V.
-
oscillation 314 V.
pass away like a cloud:
-
transientness 111 V.
pass away like a dream:
-
transientness 111 V.
pass away like a shadow:
-
transientness 111 V.
pass away time:
-
time 106 V.
pass away:
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
end 67 V.
-
transientness 111 V.
-
the past 122 V.
-
death 360 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
pass book:
-
accounts 811 N.
pass by:
-
contempt 930 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
inattention 458 V.
-
course 109 V.
-
the past 122 V.
pass censure on:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
pass comprehension:
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
pass credit:
-
promise 768 V.
pass current:
-
fashion 852 V.
-
publication 531 V.
-
belief 484 V.
pass forward:
-
progression 282 V.
pass forwards:
-
progression 282 V.
pass from mouth to mouth:
-
publication 531 V.
pass in one's checks:
-
death 360 V.
pass in review:
-
inquiry 461 V.
pass in the mind:
-
topic 454 V.
-
thought 451 V.
pass into one's hand:
-
receiving 785 V.
pass into:
-
conversion 144 V.
pass judgment:
-
judgment 480 V.
pass muster:
-
conformity 82 V.
-
sufficiency 639 V.
-
goodness 648 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
pass off for:
-
falsehood 544 V.
pass off:
-
the past 122 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
pass on:
-
progression 282 V.
pass one's examination:
-
repute 873 V.
pass one's honor:
-
promise 768 V.
pass one's lips:
-
speech 582 V.
pass one's time in:
-
business 625 V.
pass one's word:
-
promise 768 V.
pass out of sight:
-
disappearance 449 V.
pass out of:
-
egress 295 V.
pass over to:
-
cooperation 709 V.
pass over:
-
passage 302 V.
-
exclusion 55 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
exemption 927a V.
-
giving 784 V.
pass sentence on:
-
condemnation 971 V.
pass sentence:
-
judgment 480 V.
pass the bottle:
-
drunkenness 959 V.
pass the eyes over:
-
attention 457 V.
pass the fingers over:
-
touch 379 V.
pass the Rubicon:
-
choice 609 V.
-
beginning 66 V.
pass the time:
-
existence 1 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
pass through 180 degrees:
-
circuition 311 V.
pass through 360 degrees:
-
circuition 311 V.
pass through one's hands:
-
business 625 V.
pass through the press:
-
printing 591 V.
pass through:
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
passage 302 V.
pass time:
-
time 106 V.
pass to:
-
change 140 V.
pass troth:
-
promise 768 V.
pass under review:
-
attention 457 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
pass under the name of:
-
nomenclature 564 V.
pass:
-
course 109 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
cheapness 815 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
-
the past 122 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
motion 264 V.
-
passage 302 V.
-
transcursion 303 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
method 627 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
superiority 33 V.
-
disappearance 449 V.
-
permission 760 N.
-
refusal 764 V.
-
transfer 783 V.
-
state 7 N.
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
attack 716 N.
passable:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
passably:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
passado:
-
attack 716 N.
passage of arms:
-
contention 720 N.
passage:
-
transference 270 N.
-
action 680 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
passage 302 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
part 51 N.
-
method 627 N.
-
navigation 267 N.
passageway:
-
opening 260 N.
passe:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
age 128 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
passed away:
-
the past 122 Adj.
passenger train:
-
vehicle 272 N.
passenger:
-
traveler 268 N.
passe-partout:
-
opening 260 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
passer by:
-
spectator 444 N.
passim:
-
situation 183 Adv.
-
place 182 Adv.
-
nonassemblage, dispersion 73
passing bell:
-
interment 363 N.
passing strange:
-
wonder 870 Adj.
passing word:
-
information 527 N.
passing:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
-
passage 302 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
Passion week:
-
rite 998 N.
passion:
-
affections 820 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
love 897 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
violence 173 N.
-
excitation 824 N.
passionate:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
passionless:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
passion-queller:
-
indifference 866 N.
passive:
-
physical inertness 172 Adj.
-
inaction 681 Adj.
-
obedience 743 Adj.
passiveness:
-
obedience 743 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
inaction 681 N.
passivity:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
passkey:
-
indication 550 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
Passover:
-
rite 998 N.
pass-parole:
-
indication 550 N.
passport:
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
permission 760 N.
password:
-
answer 462 N.
-
warfare 722 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
instrumentality 631 N.
-
indication 550 N.
past bearing:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
past comprehension:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
past cure:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
past dispute:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
past due:
-
anachronism 115 Adj.
-
debt 806 Adj.
past hope:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
past master:
-
proficient 700 N.
past mending:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
past one's prime:
-
age 128 Adj.
past performances:
-
discrimination 465 N.
past praying for:
-
vice 945 Adj.
past recall:
-
hopelessness 859 Adj.
past recollection:
-
oblivion 506 Adj.
past time:
-
the past 122 N.
past work:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
past:
-
the past 122 Adj.
paste:
-
connection 45 N.
-
coherence 46 V.
-
deception 545 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
pastel:
-
color 428 Adj.
-
painting 556 N.
Pasteur pipette:
-
receptacle 191 N.
pasteurize:
-
preservation 670 V.
pasticcio:
-
copy 21 N.
-
mixture 41 N.
pastil:
-
fragrance 400 N.
pastille:
-
fragrance 400 N.
pastime:
-
amusement 840 N.
pastor:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
pastoral staff:
-
canonicals 999 N.
pastoral:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
-
poetry 597 N.
-
husbandry 370 Adj.
-
music 415 N.
-
rite 998 N.
pastorale:
-
music 415 N.
pastry:
-
food 298 N.
-
sweetness 396 N.
pasturage:
-
food 298 N.
-
plain 344 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
pasture:
-
food 298 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
pasty:
-
food 298 N.
pat on the back:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
courage 861 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
relief 834 V.
pat on the cheek:
-
endearment 902 V.
pat on the head:
-
endearment 902 V.
pat on the shoulder:
-
motive 615 V.
pat:
-
impulse 276 N.
-
endearment 902 V.
-
ship 273 N.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
-
impulse 276 V.
Patagonian:
-
height 206 Adj.
patch up:
-
restoration 660 V.
-
compromise 774 V.
patch:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
patchwork:
-
mixture 41 N.
-
discontinuity 70 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
pate:
-
summit 210 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
patefaction:
-
opening 260 N.
patella:
-
receptacle 191 N.
patent:
-
opening 260 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
permission 760 Adj.
-
permission 760 N.
-
property 780 N.
patera:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
rite 998 N.
paterfamilias:
-
paternity 166 N.
paternal domicile:
-
abode 189 N.
paternal estate:
-
property 780 N.
paternal:
-
paternity 166 Adj.
-
benevolence 906 Adj.
paternity:
-
woman 374 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
path:
-
method 627 N.
-
escape 671 N.
-
passage 302 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
direction 278 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
pathetic:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
pathless:
-
space 180 Adj.
-
closure 261 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
pathognomonic:
-
indication 550 Adj.
pathology:
-
disease 655 N.
pathos:
-
feeling 821 N.
pathoscopic:
-
affections 820 Adj.
pathway:
-
method 627 N.
patience of Job:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
patience on a monument:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
patience!:
-
inexcitability 826 Int.
patience:
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
patient as Job:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
patient:
-
disease 655 N.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
patio:
-
receptacle 191 N.
patois:
-
neologism 563 N.
patriarch:
-
veteran 130 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
patriarchal:
-
age 128 Adj.
-
paternity 166 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
patriarchs:
-
paternity 166 N.
patrician:
-
nobility 875 Adj.
-
nobility 875 N.
patrimony:
-
property 780 N.
patriot:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
patriotic:
-
philanthropy 910 Adj.
patriotism:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
patrol torpedo boat:
-
combatant 726 N.
patrol:
-
warning 668 N.
-
journey 266 V.
-
safety 664 V.
patrolman:
-
safety 664 N.
-
warning 668 N.
patron saint:
-
angel 977 N.
patron:
-
friend 890 N.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
pity 914 N.
-
purchase 795 N.
patronage:
-
influence 175 N.
-
aid 707 N.
-
authority 737 N.
patronize:
-
aid 707 V.
patronizing:
-
disrespect 929 Adj.
patronymic:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
patten:
-
clothing 225 N.
patter:
-
impulse 276 V.
-
roll 407 V.
-
loquacity 584 V.
-
ship 273 N.
patterer:
-
speech 582 N.
pattern:
-
perfection 650 N.
-
normality 80 N.
-
good man 948 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
conformity 82 N.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
indication 550 N.
pattern-matching:
-
comparison 464 N.
patulous:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
pauciloquy:
-
taciturnity 585 N.
paucity:
-
smallness 32 N.
-
fewness 103 N.
-
insufficiency 640 N.
Paul Jones:
-
thief 792 N.
Paul Pry:
-
curiosity 455 N.
-
conversation 588 N.
paunch:
-
receptacle 191 N.
pauper:
-
petitioner 767 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
pauperism:
-
poverty 804 N.
pauperize:
-
poverty 804 V.
pause:
-
repose 687 V.
-
discontinuity 70 V.
-
lateness 133 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
quiescence 265 V.
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
inaction 681 V.
-
repose 687 N.
pave the way:
-
facility 705 V.
pave:
-
covering 223 V.
pavement:
-
base 211 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
method 627 N.
pavilion:
-
abode 189 N.
paving:
-
base 211 N.
pavior:
-
preparation 673 N.
Pavlovian response:
-
absence of Intellect 450a N.
pavonine:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
paw:
-
touch 379 N.
-
touch 379 V.
-
retention 781 N.
pawky:
-
cunning 702 Adj.
pawl:
-
connection 45 N.
pawn shop:
-
mart 799 N.
pawn:
-
security 771 V.
-
lending 787 V.
-
security 771 N.
pawnbroker:
-
lending 787 N.
pawnshop:
-
lending 787 N.
pay a tribute:
-
approbation 931 V.
pay a visit:
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
pay as you go:
-
economy 817 V.
pay at sight:
-
payment 807 V.
pay attention to:
-
care 459 V.
-
attention 457 V.
pay attention:
-
hearing 418 V.
-
respect 928 V.
pay attentions to:
-
courtesy 894 V.
pay back:
-
retaliation 718 V.
pay by credit card:
-
payment 807 V.
pay cash:
-
payment 807 N.
pay costs:
-
payment 807 V.
pay court to:
-
flattery 933 V.
-
servility 886 V.
pay heed to:
-
attention 457 V.
pay homage to:
-
respect 928 V.
-
submission 725 V.
pay homage:
-
worship 990 V.
pay honor to:
-
repute 873 V.
pay in advance:
-
payment 807 V.
-
expenditure 809 N.
pay in full:
-
payment 807 V.
pay in kind:
-
payment 807 V.
pay in one's own coin:
-
retaliation 718 V.
pay in the same coin:
-
retaliation 718 V.
pay interest:
-
money 800 V.
pay no attention to:
-
inattention 458 V.
pay no regard to:
-
neglect 460 V.
pay off old scores:
-
retaliation 718 V.
pay off:
-
retaliation 718 V.
pay old debts:
-
payment 807 V.
pay on the nail:
-
payment 807 V.
pay one's addresses to:
-
endearment 902 V.
pay one's attentions to:
-
endearment 902 V.
pay one's court to:
-
endearment 902 V.
-
love 897 V.
pay one's dues:
-
dueness 924 V.
pay one's footing:
-
reward 973 V.
-
payment 807 V.
pay one's respects:
-
courtesy 894 V.
pay one's shot:
-
payment 807 V.
pay one's way:
-
economy 817 V.
-
expenditure 809 V.
-
payment 807 V.
pay out:
-
punishment 972 V.
pay ready money:
-
payment 807 V.
pay regard to:
-
repute 873 V.
pay respect:
-
respect 928 V.
pay sauce for all:
-
payment 807 V.
pay the debt to nature:
-
death 360 V.
pay the ferryman's fee:
-
warfare 722 V.
pay the forfeit:
-
atonement 952 V.
pay the penalty:
-
atonement 952 V.
pay the piper:
-
payment 807 V.
-
aid 707 V.
pay through the nose:
-
dearness 814 V.
-
prodigality 818 V.
pay too much:
-
dearness 814 V.
pay top dollar:
-
dearness 814 V.
pay tribute to:
-
respect 928 V.
pay under protest:
-
nonpayment 808 V.
pay up:
-
payment 807 V.
pay:
-
retaliation 718 V.
-
payment 807 N.
-
covering 223 V.
-
giving 784 V.
-
payment 807 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
expenditure 809 V.
-
receipt 810 V.
-
reward 973 N.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
expenditure 809 N.
-
purchase 795 V.
payback:
-
retaliation 718 N.
paydown:
-
payment 807 V.
payer:
-
payment 807 N.
paying guest:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
paying:
-
acquisition 775 Adj.
-
payment 807 Adj.
paymaster:
-
treasurer 801 N.
payment:
-
reward 973 N.
-
payment 807 N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
Payne's gray:
-
gray 432 N.
paynim:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
P-coat:
-
clothing 225 N.
PCP:
-
intemperance 954 N.
pea green:
-
greenness 435 Adj.
pea:
-
rotundity 249 N.
peace of mind:
-
content 831 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
peace offering:
-
pacification 723 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
-
giving 784 N.
peace pipe:
-
peace 721 N.
peace treaty:
-
peace 721 N.
peace:
-
peace 721 N.
-
concord 714 N.
-
silence 403 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
friendship 888 N.
peaceable:
-
peace 721 Adj.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
peaceful:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
peace 721 Adj.
peacemaker:
-
concord 714 N.
-
mediation 724 N.
peach:
-
disclosure 529 V.
peach-colored:
-
redness 434 Adj.
peacock:
-
beauty 845 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
peak of achievement:
-
summit 210 N.
peak of performance:
-
summit 210 N.
peak:
-
height 206 N.
-
disease 655 V.
-
summit 210 N.
peaked:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
peaks and troughs:
-
summit 210 N.
peaks and valleys:
-
summit 210 N.
peal of applause:
-
approbation 931 N.
peal of bells:
-
roll 407 N.
peal of laughter:
-
amusement 840 N.
peal of thunder:
-
prodigy 872 N.
peal:
-
loudness 404 V.
-
loudness 404 N.
-
roll 407 V.
pear shape:
-
rotundity 249 N.
pear shaped:
-
rotundity 249 Adj.
-
curvature 245 Adj.
pearl white:
-
whiteness 430 N.
pearl:
-
repute 873 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
pearliness:
-
semitransparency 427 N.
pearly:
-
semitransparency 427 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
-
whiteness 430 Adj.
-
gray 432 Adj.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
pear-shaped:
-
circularity 247 Adj.
peasant:
-
commonality 876 N.
peat:
-
fuel 388 N.
pebble:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
hardness 323 N.
peccability:
-
vice 945 N.
peccable:
-
guilt 947 Adj.
peccadillo:
-
guilt 947 N.
peccancy:
-
badness 649 N.
-
imperfection 651 N.
peccant humor:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
disease 655 N.
peccant:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
peccary:
-
fetor 401 N.
peccavi:
-
penitence 950 Phr.
peck at:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
peck of troubles:
-
pain 828 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
peck:
-
food 298 V.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
peckish:
-
desire 865 Adj.
Pecksniff:
-
deceiver 548 N.
pectinated:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
peculate:
-
stealing 791 V.
peculation:
-
stealing 791 N.
peculator:
-
thief 792 N.
peculiar:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
peculiarities:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
peculiarity:
-
speciality 79 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
peculiarly:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
superiority 33 Adv.
pecuniary:
-
money 800 Adj.
pecunious:
-
wealth 803 Adj.
pedagogue:
-
scholar 492 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
pedal:
-
instrument 633 N.
pedant:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
-
ignoramus 493 N.
pedantic:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
pedantry:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
ignorance 491 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
peddle:
-
inactivity 683 V.
peddler's French:
-
neologism 563 N.
peddling:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
pederasty:
-
sexuality 374a N.
pederero:
-
arms 727 N.
pedestal:
-
support 215 N.
pedestrian mall:
-
mart 799 N.
pedestrian:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
pediatrics:
-
remedy 662 N.
pedicel:
-
pendency 214 N.
pedicle:
-
support 215 N.
-
pendency 214 N.
pedigree:
-
continuity 69 N.
-
attribution 155 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
pediment:
-
summit 210 N.
-
support 215 N.
pedlar:
-
merchant 797 N.
pedometer:
-
velocity 274 N.
-
length 200 N.
peduncle:
-
pendency 214 N.
pedunculate:
-
pendency 214 Adj.
peel off:
-
disjunction 44 V.
peel:
-
layer 204 N.
-
layer 204 V.
-
covering 223 N.
-
divestment 226 V.
peeler:
-
safety 664 N.
peelhouse:
-
defense 717 N.
peep behind the curtain:
-
inquiry 461 N.
peep of day:
-
morning 125 N.
peep out:
-
visibility 446 V.
-
disclosure 529 V.
peep show:
-
amusement 840 N.
peep:
-
vision 441 N.
-
ululation 412 V.
-
vision 441 V.
peephole:
-
opening 260 N.
peep-show:
-
appearance 448 N.
peer into the future:
-
foresight 510 V.
peer out:
-
visibility 446 V.
peer pressure:
-
assent 488 N.
peer:
-
vision 441 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
equality 27 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
peerage:
-
nobility 875 N.
peering:
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
peerless:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
peevish:
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
peg away:
-
activity 682 V.
peg on:
-
journey 266 V.
peg to hang on:
-
Pretext 617 N.
peg:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
term 71 N.
Pegasus:
-
carrier 271 N.
pegology:
-
river 348 N.
Pegomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
pegs:
-
journey 266 N.
pelagian:
-
ocean 341 Adj.
pelagic:
-
ocean 341 Adj.
pelerine:
-
clothing 225 N.
pelf:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
pelican:
-
provision 637 N.
pelisse:
-
clothing 225 N.
pellet:
-
rotundity 249 N.
pellicle:
-
layer 204 N.
-
covering 223 N.
pellicular:
-
layer 204 Adj.
pellmell:
-
disorder 59 Adv.
pellucid:
-
transparency 425 Adj.
pellucidity:
-
transparency 425 N.
pelote:
-
rotundity 249 N.
pelt:
-
impulse 276 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
clothing 225 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
attack 716 V.
-
ship 273 N.
peltate:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
peltry:
-
covering 223 N.
pen a memorandum:
-
memory 505 V.
pen and ink:
-
writing 590 N.
pen fold:
-
inclosure 232 N.
pen in hand:
-
writing 590 Adv.
pen of a ready writer:
-
style 569 N.
pen:
-
writing 590 N.
-
prison 752 N.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
writing 590 V.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
book 593 N.
penal colony:
-
prison 752 N.
penal servitude:
-
punishment 972 N.
penal settlement:
-
prison 752 N.
penal:
-
punishment 972 Adj.
penalty:
-
condemnation 971 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
penalty 974 N.
penance:
-
atonement 952 N.
-
rite 998 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
-
penitence 950 N.
-
penalty 974 N.
pen-and-ink:
-
painting 556 N.
penchant:
-
willingness 602 N.
-
desire 865 N.
pencil drawing:
-
painting 556 N.
pencil:
-
painting 556 V.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
writing 590 N.
-
light 420 N.
-
painting 556 Adj.
-
painting 556 N.
pendant:
-
similarity 17 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
jewelry 847a N.
pendency:
-
time 106 N.
-
pendency 214 N.
pendent:
-
pendency 214 Adj.
pending:
-
time 106 Adv.
pendragon:
-
master 745 N.
pendulate:
-
irresolution 605 V.
pendulous:
-
pendency 214 Adj.
-
oscillation 314 Adj.
pendulum clock:
-
chronometry 114 N.
pendulum:
-
pendency 214 N.
-
chronometry 114 N.
penetrability:
-
softness 324 N.
penetrable:
-
softness 324 Adj.
penetrate into the mind:
-
thought 451 V.
penetrate the soul:
-
excitation 824 V.
penetrate:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 V.
-
passage 302 V.
-
ingress 294 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
penetrated with:
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
penetrating eye:
-
vision 441 N.
penetrating glance:
-
vision 441 N.
penetrating sight:
-
vision 441 N.
penetrating:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
penetration:
-
opening 260 N.
-
ingress 294 N.
-
passage 302 N.
-
discrimination 465 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
peninsula:
-
land 342 N.
penitence:
-
regret 833 N.
-
penitence 950 N.
penitent:
-
penitence 950 Adj.
-
penitence 950 N.
penitential:
-
penitence 950 Adj.
penitentiary:
-
prison 752 N.
-
penitence 950 Adj.
-
clergy 996 N.
penknife:
-
sharpness 253 N.
penman:
-
writing 590 N.
penmanship:
-
writing 590 N.
pennant:
-
indication 550 N.
penniless:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
pennon:
-
indication 550 N.
Pennsylvanian:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
penny a liner:
-
book 593 N.
penny dreadful:
-
description 594 N.
penny trumpet:
-
stridor 410 N.
penny wise:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
penny:
-
money 800 N.
penny-a-liner:
-
messenger 534 N.
pennya-lining:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
penny-ante:
-
amusement 840 N.
penny's worth:
-
value 812a N.
pennyweight:
-
gravity 319 N.
penology:
-
punishment 972 N.
pensile:
-
pendency 214 Adj.
pension:
-
receipt 810 N.
pensionary:
-
servant 746 N.
-
receiving 785 N.
pensioner:
-
servant 746 N.
-
receiving 785 N.
pensive:
-
dejection 837 Adj.
-
thought 451 Adj.
penstock:
-
conduit 350 N.
pent up in one's memory:
-
memory 505 Adj.
pent up:
-
restraint 751 Adj.
pentagon:
-
angularity 244 N.
pentahedron:
-
angularity 244 N.
pentameter:
-
poetry 597 N.
Pentateuch:
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Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
pentavalent:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
Pentecost:
-
rite 998 N.
Penthesilean:
-
courage 861 Adj.
penthouse:
-
receptacle 191 N.
pentile:
-
covering 223 N.
penultimate:
-
end 67 Adj.
penumbra:
-
darkness 421 N.
penurious:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
penury:
-
poverty 804 N.
peon:
-
combatant 726 N.
people:
-
multitude 102 V.
-
laity 997 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
presence 186 V.
-
inhabitant 188 N.
peopled:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
-
presence 186 Adj.
pepastic:
-
remedy 662 N.
pepper and salt:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
-
gray 432 N.
pepper:
-
pungency 392 V.
-
condiment 393 N.
-
attack 716 V.
peppercorn rent:
-
cheapness 815 N.
peppercorn:
-
condiment 393 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
peppery:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
pungency 392 Adj.
peptic:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
per contra:
-
contrariety 14 Adv.
-
counter evidence 468 Adv.
-
opposition 708 Adv.
per se:
-
unity 87 Adv.
per:
-
instrumentality 631 Adv.
peradventure:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
peragrate:
-
journey 266 V.
perambulate:
-
journey 266 V.
perambulation:
-
journey 266 N.
perambulator:
-
length 200 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
perceivable:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
perceive:
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
physical sensibility 375 V.
-
vision 441 V.
percent sign:
-
indication 550 N.
percentage:
-
discount 813 N.
-
number 84 N.
perceptibility:
-
visibility 446 N.
perceptible:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
measurement 466 Adj.
perception of difference:
-
discrimination 465 N.
perception:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
idea 453 N.
perceptive:
-
physical sensibility 375 Adj.
perceptivity:
-
physical sensibility 375 N.
perch up:
-
elevation 307 V.
perch:
-
support 215 N.
-
height 206 V.
-
abode 189 N.
-
presence 186 V.
-
location 184 V.
perchance:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
-
chance 156 Adv.
perching:
-
height 206 Adj.
percipience:
-
intellect 450 N.
percolate:
-
egress 295 V.
-
river 348 V.
percolation:
-
egress 295 N.
percursory:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
percussion:
-
impulse 276 N.
perdition:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
loss 776 N.
perdy:
-
affirmation 535 Adv.
peregrination:
-
journey 266 N.
peregrinator:
-
traveler 268 N.
peremptory refusal:
-
refusal 764 N.
peremptory:
-
duty 926 Adj.
-
compulsion 744 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
perennial:
-
continuity 69 Adj.
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
perennity:
-
perpetuity 112 N.
pererration:
-
journey 266 N.
perfect cure:
-
remedy 662 N.
perfect health:
-
health 654 N.
perfect lady:
-
good man 948 N.
perfect memory:
-
memory 505 N.
perfect:
-
perfection 650 V.
-
perfection 650 Adj.
-
completeness 52 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
completion 729 V.
perfection:
-
perfection 650 N.
-
completeness 52 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
perfectly:
-
perfection 650 Adv.
perfectness:
-
perfection 650 N.
perfidious:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
perfidiousness:
-
improbity 940 N.
perfidy:
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
improbity 940 N.
perflate:
-
wind 349 V.
perflation:
-
wind 349 N.
perforate:
-
opening 260 V.
-
passage 302 V.
-
opening 260 Adj.
perforated:
-
opening 260 Adj.
perforation:
-
opening 260 N.
perforator:
-
perforator 262 N.
perforce:
-
compulsion 744 Adv.
-
unwillingness 603 Adv.
-
necessity 601 Adv.
perform a circuit:
-
circuit 629 V.
perform a duty:
-
duty 926 V.
perform a function:
-
utility 644 V.
perform a funeral:
-
interment 363 V.
perform a part in:
-
action 680 V.
perform a part:
-
drama 599 V.
perform an obligation:
-
duty 926 V.
-
observance 772 V.
perform one's duty:
-
virtue 944 V.
perform service:
-
rite 998 V.
perform the duties of:
-
business 625 V.
perform the functions of:
-
business 625 V.
perform the office of:
-
business 625 V.
perform:
-
completion 729 V.
-
action 680 V.
-
drama 599 V.
-
musician 416 V.
-
music 415 V.
-
agency 170 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
observance 772 V.
performable:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
performance of duty:
-
virtue 944 N.
performance:
-
production 161 N.
-
musician 416 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
action 680 N.
-
completion 729 N.
-
observance 772 N.
-
duty 926 N.
-
effect 154 N.
performer:
-
musician 416 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
-
agent 690 N.
-
drama 599 N.
perfumatory:
-
fragrance 400 Adj.
perfume:
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
fragrance 400 V.
perfumed:
-
fragrance 400 Adj.
perfumer:
-
fragrance 400 N.
perfumes of Arabia:
-
fragrance 400 N.
perfunctory:
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
-
shortcoming 304 Adj.
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
perhaps:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
-
supposition 514 Adv.
Peri:
-
beauty 845 N.
-
Jupiter 979 N.
periapt:
-
spell 993 N.
pericarp:
-
receptacle 191 N.
pericranium:
-
intellect 450 N.
periculous:
-
danger 665 Adj.
peridot:
-
jewelry 847a N.
perihelion:
-
nearness 197 N.
peril:
-
danger 665 N.
perilepsis:
-
reasoning 476 N.
perilous:
-
danger 665 Adj.
-
fear 860 Adj.
perimeter:
-
outline 230 N.
period:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
cessation 142 N.
-
time 106 N.
-
term 71 N.
-
end 67 N.
-
interval 198 N.
-
period 108 N.
periodic:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
periodical:
-
book 593 N.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
periodically:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adv.
periodicity:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
peripatetic:
-
journey 266 Adj.
-
traveler 268 N.
periphery:
-
outline 230 N.
periphrase:
-
phrase 566 N.
-
diffuseness 573 N.
periphrasis:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
periphrastic:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
periplus:
-
navigation 267 N.
periscope:
-
vision 441 N.
periscopic lens:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
periscopic:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
periscopism:
-
visibility 446 N.
perish with cold:
-
cold 383 V.
perish with hunger:
-
fasting 956 V.
perish:
-
death 360 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
inexistence 2 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
perishable:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
perished:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
perishing:
-
destruction 162 Adj.
perissology:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
peristaltic:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
peristyle:
-
abode 189 N.
periwig:
-
clothing 225 N.
perjure oneself:
-
falsehood 544 V.
perjured:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
perjurer:
-
deceiver 548 N.
perjury:
-
falsehood 544 N.
perk oneself up:
-
pride 878 V.
perk up:
-
elevation 307 V.
-
refreshment 689 V.
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
perk:
-
clothing 225 V.
perked stuck-up:
-
pride 878 Adj.
perlustration:
-
vision 441 N.
permanence:
-
stability 150 N.
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
perpetuity 112 N.
-
diuturnity 110 N.
-
permanence 141 N.
permanent magnet:
-
attraction 288 N.
permanent:
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
permanence 141 Adj.
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
time 106 Adj.
permanently:
-
diuturnity 110 Adv.
permeable:
-
opening 260 Adj.
permeate:
-
presence 186 V.
-
interposition 228 V.
-
passage 302 V.
permeation:
-
presence 186 N.
-
interposition 228 N.
-
passage 302 N.
Permian:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
permilage:
-
number 84 N.
permissible:
-
permission 760 Adj.
permission:
-
facility 705 N.
-
authority 737 N.
-
permission 760 N.
permissive:
-
permission 760 Adj.
permit:
-
facility 705 V.
-
consent 762 N.
-
permission 760 V.
-
commission 755 N.
-
assent 488 V.
-
permission 760 N.
permitted:
-
permission 760 Adj.
permitting:
-
permission 760 Adj.
permutation:
-
change 140 N.
-
interchange 148 N.
-
difference 15 N.
-
number 84 N.
permute:
-
interchange 148 V.
pernicious:
-
badness 649 Adj.
pernicity:
-
velocity 274 N.
perorate:
-
diffuseness 573 V.
peroration:
-
speech 582 N.
-
sequel 65 N.
-
end 67 N.
perp:
-
bad man 949 N.
perpend:
-
thought 451 V.
perpendicular:
-
verticality 212 Adj.
-
perpendicularity 216a Adj.
perpendicularity:
-
verticality 212 N.
-
perpendicularity 216a N.
perpension:
-
attention 457 N.
perpetrate a joke:
-
wit 842 V.
perpetrate a pun:
-
wit 842 V.
perpetrate:
-
action 680 V.
perpetration:
-
action 680 N.
perpetrator:
-
agent 690 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
perpetual calendar:
-
chronometry 114 N.
perpetual candidate:
-
politics 737b N.
perpetual curate:
-
clergy 996 N.
perpetual:
-
perpetuity 112 Adj.
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
infinity 105 Adj.
-
frequency 136 Adj.
perpetually:
-
perpetuity 112 Adv.
-
frequency 136 Adv.
perpetuate:
-
stability 150 V.
-
perpetuity 112 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
perpetuation:
-
continuance in action 143 N.
-
perpetuity 112 N.
perpetuity:
-
infinity 105 N.
-
diuturnity 110 N.
-
perpetuity 112 N.
perplex:
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
inattention 458 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
perplexed:
-
complexity 59a Adj.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
perplexing:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
perplexity:
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
complexity 59a N.
perquisite:
-
reward 973 N.
perquisition:
-
inquiry 461 N.
perron:
-
method 627 N.
perscrutation:
-
inquiry 461 N.
persecute:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
malevolence 907 V.
-
badness 649 V.
persecution:
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
badness 649 N.
perseverance:
-
resolution 604 N.
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
activity 682 N.
persevere:
-
perseverance 604a V.
persevering:
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
Persides:
-
support 215 N.
persiflage:
-
ridicule 856 N.
persifleur:
-
humorist 844 N.
persist:
-
resolution 604 V.
-
activity 682 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
permanence 141 V.
-
time 106 V.
-
obstinacy 606 V.
persistence:
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
diuturnity 110 N.
-
permanence 141 N.
-
continuance in action 143 N.
persistent:
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
-
permanence 141 Adj.
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
persisting:
-
permanence 141 Adj.
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
person in authority:
-
director 694 N.
-
master 745 N.
person in possession:
-
possessor 779 N.
person:
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
persona grata:
-
favorite 899 N.
-
friend 890 N.
personable:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
personage of distinction:
-
nobility 875 N.
personage of mark:
-
nobility 875 N.
personage of rank:
-
nobility 875 N.
personage:
-
mankind 372 N.
personal effects:
-
property 780 N.
personal estate:
-
property 780 N.
personal narrative:
-
description 594 N.
personal property:
-
property 780 N.
personal security:
-
security 771 N.
personal superiority:
-
superiority 33 N.
personal:
-
mankind 372 Adj.
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
-
substantiality 3 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
personality:
-
speciality 79 N.
-
immateriality 317 N.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
detraction 934 N.
personalty:
-
property 780 N.
personate:
-
drama 599 V.
-
representation 554 V.
-
imitation 19 V.
personation:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
representation 554 N.
personification:
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
representation 554 N.
personify:
-
representation 554 V.
-
metaphor 521 V.
personnel:
-
component 56 N.
-
agent 690 N.
persons:
-
mankind 372 N.
perspective:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
expectation 507 N.
-
painting 556 N.
perspicacious:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
perspicacity:
-
vision 441 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
perspicacy:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
perspicuity:
-
intelligibility 518 N.
-
perspicuity 570 N.
perspicuous:
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
perspicuousness:
-
perspicuity 570 N.
perspiration:
-
excretion 299 N.
-
egress 295 N.
perspire:
-
moisture 339 V.
-
egress 295 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
perstringe:
-
attention 457 V.
persuadable:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
motive 615 Adj.
persuade oneself:
-
belief 484 V.
persuade:
-
motive 615 V.
-
demonstration 478 V.
-
belief 484 V.
persuasibility:
-
willingness 602 N.
-
motive 615 N.
persuasible:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
persuasibleness:
-
willingness 602 N.
-
motive 615 N.
persuasion:
-
belief 484 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
motive 615 N.
persuasive argument:
-
reasoning 476 N.
persuasive reasoning:
-
reasoning 476 N.
persuasive:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
motive 615 Adj.
persuasiveness:
-
motive 615 N.
persuasory reasoning:
-
reasoning 476 N.
persuasory:
-
motive 615 Adj.
pert:
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
pertain to:
-
possession 777 V.
-
property 780 V.
-
power 157 V.
-
inclusion 76 V.
-
relation 9 V.
-
duty 926 V.
pertinacious:
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
pertinaciousness:
-
perseverance 604a N.
pertinacity:
-
perseverance 604a N.
pertinacy:
-
perseverance 604a N.
pertinence:
-
agreement 23 N.
pertinencey:
-
agreement 23 N.
pertinent:
-
agreement 23 Adj.
pertinently:
-
agreement 23 Adv.
-
relation 9 Adv.
pertingent:
-
contiguity 199 Adj.
perturb:
-
derangement 61 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
perturbation:
-
agitation 315 N.
-
fear 860 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
derangement 61 N.
-
excitation 824 N.
pertusion:
-
opening 260 N.
pertussis:
-
disease 655 N.
peruke:
-
clothing 225 N.
perusal:
-
learning 539 N.
peruse:
-
learning 539 V.
Peruvian bark:
-
remedy 662 N.
pervade the soul:
-
excitation 824 V.
pervade:
-
presence 186 V.
-
influence 175 V.
pervading spirit:
-
affections 820 N.
pervading:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
pervasion:
-
presence 186 N.
perverse:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
sullenness 901a Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
perversion of truth:
-
falsehood 544 N.
perversion:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
sexuality 374a N.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
misinterpretation 523 N.
-
misteaching 538 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
perversity:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
sullenness 901a N.
pervert:
-
intuition 477 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
tergiversation 607 N.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
misteaching 538 V.
perverted:
-
error 495 Adj.
-
impiety 988 Adj.
pervestigation:
-
inquiry 461 N.
pervicacious:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
pervicacity:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
pervicacy:
-
obstinacy 606 N.
pervigilium:
-
activity 682 N.
pervious:
-
opening 260 Adj.
pessimism:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
-
underestimation 483 N.
-
overestimation 482 N.
pessimist:
-
underestimation 483 N.
-
dejection 837 N.
-
hopelessness 859 N.
-
cowardice 862 N.
-
overestimation 482 N.
Pessomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
pest:
-
animal 366 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
bane 663 N.
pester:
-
painfulness 830 V.
pestering:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
pesthouse:
-
remedy 662 N.
pestiferous:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
pestilence:
-
disease 655 N.
-
badness 649 N.
pestilent:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
pestilential:
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
pet:
-
flattery 933 V.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
love 897 V.
-
favorite 899 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
endearment 902 V.
petard:
-
arms 727 N.
Peter pence:
-
giving 784 N.
petiole:
-
vegetable 367 N.
petit maitre:
-
affectation 855 N.
petite dame:
-
libertine 962 N.
petition:
-
worship 990 N.
-
request 765 N.
-
request 765 V.
petitioner:
-
petitioner 767 N.
PETN:
-
arms 727 N.
Petri dish:
-
receptacle 191 N.
petrifaction:
-
hardness 323 N.
petrification:
-
density 321 N.
petrify:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
wonder 870 V.
-
hardness 323 V.
-
density 321 V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
petrol:
-
fuel 388 N.
petroleum:
-
oil 356 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
petronel:
-
arms 727 N.
petticoat government:
-
government 737a N.
-
unskillfulness 699 N.
petticoat:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
woman 374 N.
pettifogger:
-
lawyer 968 N.
pettifogging:
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
petting:
-
endearment 902 N.
pettish:
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
petty cash:
-
money 800 N.
petty cashbook:
-
record 551 N.
petty larceny:
-
stealing 791 N.
petty sessions:
-
tribunal 966 N.
petty treason:
-
disobedience 742 N.
petty:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
petulance:
-
insolence 885 N.
-
irascibility 901 N.
petulant:
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
pew:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
pewter:
-
mixture 41 N.
phaeton:
-
vehicle 272 N.
phalansterianism:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
phalanx:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
party 712 N.
phantasm:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
phantasma:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
phantasmagoria:
-
appearance 448 N.
phantasy:
-
idea 453 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
phantom:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
unsubstantiality 4 N.
pharisaical:
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
impiety 988 Adj.
pharisaism:
-
impiety 988 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
Pharisee:
-
impiety 988 N.
-
deceiver 548 N.
pharmaceutical:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharmaceutics:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharmaceutist:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharmacist:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharmacology:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharmacon:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharmacopoeia:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharmacopolist:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharmacy:
-
remedy 662 N.
pharos:
-
indication 550 N.
phase change:
-
revolution 146 N.
phase:
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
conversion 144 N.
-
form 240 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
phase-contrast microscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
phased-array telescope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
phasis:
-
appearance 448 N.
phasma:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
phencyclidine:
-
intemperance 954 N.
phenix:
-
perfection 650 N.
-
restoration 660 N.
phenomenon:
-
extrinsicality 6 N.
-
prodigy 872 N.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
phial:
-
receptacle 191 N.
Phidias:
-
artist 559 N.
philander:
-
endearment 902 V.
philanthropic:
-
philanthropy 910 Adj.
philanthropist:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
-
good man 948 N.
philanthropy:
-
benevolence 906 N.
-
philanthropy 910 N.
philibeg:
-
clothing 225 N.
philippic:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
Philister:
-
ignorance 491 N.
Philistine:
-
ignorance 491 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
-
ignorance 491 Adj.
philologer:
-
scholar 492 N.
philologist:
-
scholar 492 N.
philology:
-
language 560 N.
-
grammar 567 N.
philomel:
-
musician 416 N.
philosopher:
-
scholar 492 N.
philosopher's stone:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
perfection 650 N.
philosophic:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
philosophical:
-
thought 451 Adj.
philosophy of the Academy:
-
thought 451 N.
philosophy of the Garden:
-
thought 451 N.
philosophy of the lyceum:
-
thought 451 N.
philosophy of the mind:
-
intellect 450 N.
philosophy of the Porch:
-
thought 451 N.
philosophy:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
philter:
-
spell 993 N.
phiz.:
-
appearance 448 N.
phiz:
-
front 234 N.
phlebotomy:
-
ejection 297 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
phlegm:
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
phlegmatic:
-
indifference 866 Adj.
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
phlogiston:
-
heat 382 N.
pho!:
-
absurdity 497 Int.
Phoebus:
-
world 318 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
Phoenix:
-
reproduction 163 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
phone:
-
hearing 418 N.
phonetic spelling:
-
letter 561 N.
phonetic:
-
voice 580 Adj.
-
speech 582 Adj.
-
sound 402 Adj.
phonetics:
-
sound 402 N.
phonetism:
-
sound 402 N.
phonic:
-
hearing 418 Adj.
-
sound 402 Adj.
phonics:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
sound 402 N.
phonocamptic:
-
sound 402 Adj.
phonograph needle:
-
hearing 418 N.
phonograph:
-
hearing 418 N.
phonography:
-
writing 590 N.
-
sound 402 N.
-
letter 561 N.
phonology:
-
sound 402 N.
-
voice 580 N.
phonorganon:
-
hearing 418 N.
phony reason:
-
Pretext 617 N.
phony:
-
substitution 147 Adj.
-
untruth 546 Adj.
phosphor:
-
luminary 423 N.
phosphorescence:
-
light 420 N.
-
luminary 423 N.
phosphorescent:
-
light 420 Adj.
-
luminary 423 Adj.
phosphoric:
-
luminary 423 Adj.
phosphorus:
-
luminary 423 N.
photo offset:
-
copy 21 N.
photo safari:
-
artist 559 Phr.
photo:
-
representation 554 N.
-
copy 21 N.
photocell:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
photodiode array:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
photodiode:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
photogenic:
-
light 420 Adj.
photograph:
-
painting 556 N.
-
similarity 17 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
representation 554 V.
photographer:
-
artist 559 N.
photographic memory:
-
memory 505 N.
photography:
-
light 420 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
painting 556 N.
photogravure:
-
engraving 558 N.
photolithograph:
-
engraving 558 N.
photolithography:
-
engraving 558 N.
photology:
-
light 420 N.
photometer:
-
light 420 N.
-
optical instruments 445 N.
photometry:
-
light 420 N.
photomicrograph:
-
littleness 193 N.
photomicrography:
-
littleness 193 N.
photomultiplier:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
photosphere:
-
world 318 N.
phrase:
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
phrase 566 V.
-
phrase 566 N.
-
metaphor 521 N.
-
word 562 N.
phrasemonger:
-
ornament 577 N.
phraseology:
-
language 560 N.
-
phrase 566 N.
-
style 569 N.
phrenitis:
-
insanity 503 N.
phrenoia:
-
writing 590 N.
phrenology:
-
intellect 450 N.
phrenotypics:
-
memory 505 N.
phrensy:
-
insanity 503 N.
-
imagination 515 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
phrenzied:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
Phryne:
-
libertine 962 N.
phthisic:
-
disease 655 Adj.
phthisis:
-
disease 655 N.
phthisozoics:
-
killing 361 N.
-
husbandry 370 N.
phylacteric:
-
maxim 496 Adj.
-
sorcery 992 Adj.
phylactery:
-
maxim 496 N.
-
spell 993 N.
phylogeny:
-
organization 357 N.
physic:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
remedy 662 V.
physical condition:
-
materiality 316 N.
physical drill:
-
teaching 537 N.
physical education:
-
teaching 537 N.
physical energy:
-
physical energy 171 N.
physical force:
-
strength 159 N.
-
compulsion 744 N.
physical insensibility:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
physical pain:
-
physical pain 378 N.
physical pleasure:
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
physical science:
-
materiality 316 N.
physical sensibility:
-
sensibility 822 N.
-
physical sensibility 375 N.
physical suffering:
-
physical pain 378 N.
physical:
-
materiality 316 Adj.
physician:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
advice 695 N.
physicism:
-
materiality 316 N.
physicist:
-
materiality 316 N.
physics:
-
materiality 316 N.
physiognomy:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
front 234 N.
physiological botany:
-
botany 369 N.
physiology:
-
organization 357 N.
-
life 359 N.
physique:
-
strength 159 N.
-
animality 364 N.
phytivorous:
-
food 298 Adj.
phytography:
-
botany 369 N.
phytology:
-
botany 369 N.
phytophagous:
-
food 298 Adj.
phytotomy:
-
botany 369 N.
phytozoaria:
-
littleness 193 N.
pi ce justificative:
-
evidence 467 N.
pi clouds:
-
resonance 408 N.
pi:
-
printing 591 N.
pianino:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
pianissimo:
-
faintness 405 Adv.
pianist:
-
musician 416 N.
piano:
-
faintness 405 Adv.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
slowness 275 Adv.
-
moderation 174 Adv.
pianoforte:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
piazza:
-
abode 189 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
pibroch:
-
music 415 N.
-
warfare 722 N.
pica boldface:
-
printing 591 N.
picacho:
-
height 206 N.
picaroon:
-
thief 792 N.
picayune:
-
unimportance 643 N.
piccolo:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
pick a hole in one's coat:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
detraction 934 V.
pick a hole:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
pick a quarrel:
-
discord 713 V.
pick acquaintance with:
-
friendship 888 V.
pick and choose:
-
choice 609 V.
pick apart an argument:
-
correction 527a V.
pick holes:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
pick one's way:
-
essay 675 V.
-
journey 266 V.
-
choice 609 V.
pick out an error:
-
correction 527a V.
pick out the fallacy:
-
correction 527a V.
pick out:
-
extraction 301 V.
-
choice 609 V.
pick purse:
-
thief 792 N.
pick the brains of:
-
inquiry 461 V.
pick to pieces:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
pick up knowledge:
-
learning 539 V.
pick up:
-
improvement 658 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
choice 609 V.
pick:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
food 298 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
choice 609 N.
pickaninny:
-
infant 129 N.
pickax:
-
sharpness 253 N.
picked man:
-
proficient 700 N.
picked:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
pickeer:
-
contention 720 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
pickeerer:
-
thief 792 N.
pickelhaube:
-
defense 717 N.
picket fence:
-
prison 752 N.
picket:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
prison 752 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
restraint 751 V.
-
warning 668 N.
-
circumscription 229 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
junction 43 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
defense 717 N.
picketing:
-
punishment 972 N.
pickings:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
booty 793 N.
pickle:
-
pungency 392 V.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
condiment 393 N.
-
water 337 V.
-
state 7 N.
-
preservation 670 V.
pickle-herring:
-
humorist 844 N.
pick-meup:
-
remedy 662 N.
pickpocket:
-
thief 792 N.
pickthank:
-
activity 682 N.
-
servility 886 N.
pick-up wagon:
-
vehicle 272 N.
pickup:
-
hearing 418 N.
-
acquisition 775 V.
pick-up:
-
vehicle 272 N.
picnic:
-
food 298 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
participation 778 N.
picogram:
-
gravity 319 N.
picornavirus:
-
disease 655 N.
picquet:
-
amusement 840 N.
picrates:
-
snap 406 N.
-
arms 727 N.
picric acid:
-
snap 406 N.
pictorial:
-
painting 556 Adj.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
picture gallery:
-
painting 556 N.
picture post card:
-
correspondence 592 N.
picture:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
imagination 515 V.
-
representation 554 N.
-
painting 556 N.
-
description 594 V.
-
copy 21 N.
picture-oneself:
-
imagination 515 V.
picturesque:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
painting 556 Adj.
piddle:
-
inactivity 683 V.
piddling:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
pidgin English:
-
neologism 563 N.
pidgin:
-
neologism 563 N.
pie:
-
food 298 N.
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
printing 591 N.
piebald:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
piece of music:
-
melody concord 413 N.
piecemeal:
-
part 51 Adv.
pied:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
pie-in-the-sky:
-
imagination 515 N.
pier:
-
refuge 666 N.
pierce the ears:
-
stridor 410 V.
-
loudness 404 V.
pierce the heart:
-
painfulness 830 V.
pierce:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
opening 260 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
badness 649 V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
piercer:
-
perforator 262 N.
piercing eye:
-
vision 441 N.
piercing glance:
-
vision 441 N.
piercing pain:
-
physical pain 378 N.
piercing sight:
-
vision 441 N.
piercing:
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
loudness 404 Adj.
-
opening 260 N.
-
stridor 410 Adj.
pier-glass:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
Pierian spring:
-
poetry 597 N.
Pierides:
-
musician 416 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
pietism:
-
impiety 988 N.
pietist:
-
piety 987 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
pietistic:
-
piety 987 Adj.
pietistical:
-
impiety 988 Adj.
piety:
-
piety 987 N.
piezoelectric balance:
-
gravity 319 N.
pig gin:
-
receptacle 191 N.
pig headed:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
pig in a poke:
-
chance 621 N.
-
uncertainty 475 N.
pig together:
-
assemblage 72 V.
pig:
-
animal 366 N.
-
ugliness 846 N.
-
sensualist 954a N.
pigeon English:
-
neologism 563 N.
pigeon:
-
dupe 547 N.
-
stealing 791 V.
pigeon-hearted:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
pigeonhole:
-
place 182 N.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
opening 260 N.
pigeonholes:
-
record 551 N.
piggish:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
pig-headed:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
pigment:
-
color 428 N.
pigmy:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
pignoration:
-
security 771 N.
pig-sticking:
-
killing 361 N.
pigsty:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
pigtail:
-
pendency 214 N.
pigwidgeon:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
demon 980 N.
pike:
-
arms 727 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
pikeman:
-
combatant 726 N.
pikestaff:
-
height 206 N.
pilaster:
-
support 215 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
pile driver:
-
vehicle 272 N.
pile on the agony:
-
fear 860 V.
pile up:
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
redundancy 641 V.
pile:
-
roughness 256 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
money 800 N.
pile-driving engine:
-
impulse 276 N.
pileous:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
piles:
-
disease 655 N.
pilfer:
-
stealing 791 V.
pilferer:
-
thief 792 N.
pilgarlic:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
pilgrim:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
traveler 268 N.
pilgrimage:
-
journey 266 N.
-
undertaking 676 N.
pili:
-
filament 205 N.
-
roughness 256 N.
pill:
-
rotundity 249 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
weariness 841 N.
pillage:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
stealing 791 N.
-
stealing 791 V.
pillager:
-
thief 792 N.
pillar of society:
-
good man 948 N.
pillar of the church:
-
repute 873 N.
pillar of the community:
-
repute 873 N.
-
good man 948 N.
pillar of the state:
-
repute 873 N.
pillar:
-
writing 590 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
stability 150 N.
-
record 551 N.
pillarist:
-
clergy 996 N.
pillars of Hercules:
-
limit 233 N.
-
indication 550 N.
pillion:
-
support 215 N.
pillory:
-
scourge 975 N.
pillow:
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
softness 324 N.
pillowcase:
-
covering 223 N.
pillowslip:
-
covering 223 N.
pilose:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
pilosity:
-
roughness 256 N.
pilot balloon:
-
ship 273 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
pilot boat:
-
ship 273 N.
pilot bread:
-
food 298 N.
pilot engine:
-
experiment 463 N.
pilot jacket:
-
clothing 225 N.
pilot:
-
direction 693 V.
-
information 527 N.
-
mariner 269 N.
-
director 694 N.
pilotage:
-
direction 693 N.
pilous:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
Pilsener beer:
-
food 298 N.
pilus:
-
filament 205 N.
pimento:
-
condiment 393 N.
pimp:
-
libertine 962 N.
pimple:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
pin down:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
compulsion 744 V.
pin grass:
-
vegetable 367 N.
pin money:
-
money 800 N.
pin one's faith upon:
-
hope 858 V.
-
belief 484 V.
pin one's hope upon:
-
hope 858 V.
pin oneself upon:
-
servant 746 V.
-
servility 886 V.
pin:
-
junction 43 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
jewelry 847a N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
-
connection 45 N.
pinacotheca:
-
painting 556 N.
pinafore:
-
clothing 225 N.
pince-nez:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
pincers:
-
retention 781 N.
pinch fist:
-
parsimony 819 N.
pinch of snuff:
-
unimportance 643 N.
pinch penny:
-
parsimony 819 N.
pinch:
-
parsimony 819 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
requirement 630 N.
-
contraction 195 V.
-
difficulty 704 N.
pinchbeck:
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
ornament 847 N.
pinched with hunger:
-
desire 865 Adj.
pinched:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
pinching:
-
cold 383 Adj.
Pindaric:
-
poetry 597 Adj.
pine away:
-
dejection 837 V.
pine for:
-
desire 865 V.
pine:
-
disease 655 V.
-
pain 828 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
pineapple:
-
food 298 N.
pinene:
-
fragrance 400 N.
pinery:
-
agriculture 371 N.
pinetum:
-
agriculture 371 N.
ping:
-
snap 406 V.
pingpong:
-
amusement 840 N.
pinguid:
-
unctuousness 355 Adj.
pinhole:
-
opening 260 N.
pinion:
-
navigation 267 N.
-
prison 752 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
junction 43 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
pink of courtesy:
-
courtesy 894 N.
pink of fashion:
-
fashion 852 N.
pink of perfection:
-
perfection 650 N.
pink of politeness:
-
courtesy 894 N.
pink of:
-
beauty 845 N.
pink slip:
-
abrogation 756 N.
pink:
-
perfection 650 N.
-
redness 434 N.
-
opening 260 V.
-
repute 873 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
pinky ring:
-
jewelry 847a N.
pinnace:
-
ship 273 N.
pinnacle:
-
summit 210 N.
pins and needles:
-
numbness 381 N.
pins:
-
journey 266 N.
pin-up:
-
sexuality 374a N.
pinwheel:
-
rotation 312 N.
pioneer:
-
preparation 673 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
front 234 N.
pious fraud:
-
untruth 546 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
pious:
-
piety 987 Adj.
pip:
-
ship 273 N.
pipe clay:
-
habit 613 N.
pipe dream:
-
imagination 515 N.
pipe of peace:
-
peace 721 N.
pipe one's eye:
-
lamentation 839 V.
pipe:
-
conduit 350 N.
-
cry 411 V.
-
opening 260 N.
-
airpipe 351 N.
-
stridor 410 V.
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
method 627 N.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
musician 416 V.
-
ululation 412 V.
pipe-clay:
-
severity 739 N.
piped:
-
opening 260 Adj.
pipeline:
-
conduit 350 N.
piper:
-
musician 416 N.
pipette:
-
receptacle 191 N.
piping hot:
-
heat 382 Adj.
piping time of peace:
-
peace 721 N.
piping times:
-
prosperity 734 N.
pipkin:
-
receptacle 191 N.
piquance:
-
pungency 392 N.
-
vigor 574 N.
-
excitation 824 N.
piquancy:
-
pungency 392 N.
-
vigor 574 N.
-
excitation 824 N.
piquant:
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
pungency 392 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
pique oneself:
-
vanity 880 V.
-
pride 878 V.
pique:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
hate 898 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
resentment 900 V.
piqueerer:
-
thief 792 N.
piquet:
-
defense 717 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
piracy:
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
stealing 791 N.
pirate:
-
thief 792 N.
-
imitation 19 N.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
piratical:
-
stealing 791 Adj.
pirogue:
-
ship 273 N.
pirouette:
-
inversion 218 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
-
rotation 312 V.
pis aller:
-
necessity 601 N.
piscatorial:
-
killing 361 Adj.
-
animal 366 Adj.
piscatory:
-
killing 361 Adj.
-
animal 366 Adj.
pisciculture:
-
husbandry 370 N.
piscina:
-
conduit 350 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
pish!:
-
absurdity 497 Int.
-
unimportance 643 Int.
-
excitability 825 Int.
-
irascibility 901 Int.
pistareen:
-
unimportance 643 N.
piste:
-
record 551 N.
pistol shot:
-
nearness 197 N.
Pistol:
-
blusterer 887 N.
-
arms 727 N.
piston:
-
stopper 263 N.
pit against one another:
-
comparison 464 V.
pit against:
-
opposition 708 V.
-
discord 713 V.
pit of Acheron:
-
hell 982 N.
pit:
-
opening 260 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
depth 208 N.
-
drama 599 N.
-
interment 363 N.
pitapat:
-
roll 407 N.
pitch and toss:
-
chance 621 N.
pitch aside:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
pitch away:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
pitch black:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
pitch dark:
-
darkness 421 Adj.
pitch into:
-
punishment 972 V.
-
attack 716 V.
-
contention 720 V.
pitch one's tent:
-
location 184 V.
-
arrival 292 V.
pitch overboard:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
pitch to the dogs:
-
relinquishment 782 V.
pitch upon:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
choice 609 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
arrival 292 V.
pitch:
-
summit 210 N.
-
depression 308 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
degree 26 N.
-
term 71 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
-
resin 356a N.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
height 206 N.
pitched battle:
-
contention 720 N.
pitcher:
-
receptacle 191 N.
pitchfork:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
propulsion 284 V.
pitch-pipe:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
pitchy:
-
resin 356a Adj.
-
darkness 421 Adj.
-
blackness 431 V.
piteous:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
piteously:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
pitfall:
-
deception 545 N.
-
pitfall 667 N.
-
ambush 530 N.
pith:
-
strength 159 N.
-
interiority 221 N.
-
centrality 222 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
pithiness:
-
strength 159 N.
pithless:
-
impotence 158 Adj.
pithy:
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
meaning 516 Adj.
pitiable:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
-
contempt 930 Adj.
pitiful:
-
contempt 930 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
pity 914 Adj.
pitiless:
-
pitilessness 914a Adj.
-
revenge 919 Adj.
pitilessness:
-
pitilessness 914a N.
pittance:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
pitted:
-
blemish 848 Adj.
pituite:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
pituitous:
-
semiliquidity 352 Adj.
pity:
-
pity 914 V.
-
pity 914 N.
pitying:
-
pity 914 Adj.
pivot point:
-
rotation 312 N.
pivot:
-
junction 43 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
pix:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
pixy:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
-
demon 980 N.
pizzicato:
-
music 415 Adv.
placability:
-
forgiveness 918 N.
placable:
-
forgiveness 918 Adj.
placard:
-
publication 531 N.
-
publication 531 V.
placate:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
pacification 723 V.
place after:
-
sequence 63 V.
place before one:
-
manifestation 525 V.
place before:
-
precedence 62 V.
place exteriorly:
-
exteriority 220 V.
place hunter:
-
petitioner 767 N.
place in danger:
-
danger 665 V.
place in jeopardy:
-
danger 665 V.
place in one's way:
-
offer 763 V.
place in order:
-
identification 465b V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
place in:
-
belief 484 V.
place into evidence:
-
evidence 467 V.
place itself:
-
order 58 V.
place of amusement:
-
amusement 840 N.
place of assignation:
-
focus 74 N.
place of business:
-
workshop 691 N.
place of departure:
-
departure 293 N.
place of embarkation:
-
departure 293 N.
place of meeting:
-
focus 74 N.
place of resort:
-
focus 74 N.
place of torment:
-
hell 982 N.
place of worship:
-
temple 1000 N.
place on a pedestal:
-
elevation 307 V.
place on record:
-
record 551 V.
place out to interest:
-
lending 787 V.
place outside:
-
exteriority 220 V.
place outwardly:
-
exteriority 220 V.
place over:
-
commission 755 V.
place reliance on:
-
belief 484 V.
place side by side:
-
comparison 464 V.
-
nearness 197 V.
place to good account:
-
improvement 658 V.
place to one's account:
-
credit 805 V.
place to one's credit:
-
credit 805 V.
place under the ban:
-
prohibition 761 V.
place under:
-
inclusion 76 V.
place with:
-
inclusion 76 V.
place within:
-
interiority 221 V.
place:
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
order 58 N.
-
term 71 N.
-
place 182 N.
-
situation 183 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
abode 189 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
business 625 V.
placebo:
-
flattery 933 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
placed:
-
location 184 Adj.
placeman:
-
consignee 758 N.
placenta:
-
sequence 63 N.
placid:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
placidity:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
placit:
-
command 741 N.
placket:
-
opening 260 N.
plafond:
-
covering 223 N.
plagiarism:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
copy 21 N.
-
borrowing 788 N.
-
stealing 791 N.
plagiarist:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
thief 792 N.
plagiarize:
-
stealing 791 V.
plagiary:
-
stealing 791 N.
plague spot:
-
insalubrity 657 N.
-
badness 649 N.
plague:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
pain 828 N.
plaguing:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
plaguy:
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
plaid:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
variegation 440 N.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
plaidoyer:
-
reasoning 476 N.
plain as a pike staff:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
plain dealing:
-
veracity 543 N.
plain English:
-
plainness 576 N.
plain fact:
-
truth 494 N.
plain interpretation:
-
interpretation 522 N.
plain matter of fact:
-
truth 494 N.
plain meaning:
-
meaning 516 N.
plain question:
-
inquiry 461 N.
plain sailing:
-
facility 705 N.
plain sense:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
plain song:
-
worship 990 N.
plain speaking:
-
perspicuity 570 N.
-
artlessness 703 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
intelligibility 518 N.
plain spoken:
-
information 527 Adj.
plain terms:
-
plainness 576 N.
plain truth:
-
truth 494 N.
plain:
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
simplicity 849 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
-
ugliness 846 Adj.
-
plain 344 N.
-
visibility 446 Adj.
plainclothesman:
-
warning 668 N.
plainness:
-
simplicity 849 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
plainness 576 N.
plain-spoken:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
plaint:
-
cry 411 N.
-
lamentation 839 N.
plaintful:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
plaintiff:
-
dueness 924 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
plaintive:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
plaintiveness:
-
lamentation 839 N.
plaisance:
-
abode 189 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
plait:
-
fold 258 V.
-
crossing 219 N.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
fold 258 N.
plan:
-
plan 626 V.
-
plan 626 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
arrangement 60 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
journey 266 N.
plane:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
ascent 305 V.
-
journey 266 N.
-
smoothness 255 V.
-
flatness 251 N.
-
flatness 251 Adj.
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
-
horizontality 213 N.
planet:
-
world 318 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
planetarium:
-
world 318 N.
planetary ring:
-
world 318 N.
planetoid:
-
world 318 N.
planets:
-
necessity 601 N.
planet-struck:
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
wonder 870 Adj.
plank:
-
refuge 666 N.
-
allocution 586 N.
-
layer 204 N.
-
method 627 N.
-
plan 626 N.
planned:
-
plan 626 Adj.
planning:
-
plan 626 Adj.
plant a battery:
-
attack 716 V.
plant louse:
-
deterioration 659 N.
plant oneself:
-
location 184 V.
plant:
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
workshop 691 N.
-
instrument 633 N.
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
deception 545 N.
plantation:
-
location 184 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
agriculture 371 N.
planter:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
possessor 779 N.
planting:
-
insertion 300 N.
plash:
-
resonance 408 V.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
river 348 N.
-
river 348 V.
plashy:
-
marsh 345 Adj.
plasm:
-
prototype 22 N.
plasma:
-
jewelry 847a N.
plasmation:
-
form 240 N.
plasmature:
-
form 240 N.
plasmic:
-
form 240 Adj.
plaster up:
-
restoration 660 V.
plaster:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
remedy 662 V.
-
connection 45 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
covering 223 V.
plastic explosive:
-
snap 406 N.
-
arms 727 N.
plastic:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
-
form 240 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
-
elasticity 325 N.
plasticity:
-
softness 324 N.
plasticize':
-
softness 324 V.
plastique:
-
arms 727 N.
-
snap 406 N.
plat:
-
crossing 219 V.
-
plain 344 N.
plate engraving:
-
engraving 558 N.
plate printing:
-
printing 591 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
plate:
-
food 298 N.
-
layer 204 V.
-
engraving 558 N.
-
flatness 251 N.
-
covering 223 N.
-
layer 204 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
covering 223 V.
plateau:
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
plain 344 N.
plated:
-
covering 223 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
platelayer:
-
agent 690 N.
platform orator:
-
speech 582 N.
platform:
-
plan 626 N.
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
politics 737b N.
-
arena 728 N.
-
school 542 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
optical instruments 445 N.
-
allocution 586 N.
plating:
-
covering 223 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
platitude:
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
dullness 843 N.
Platonic bodies:
-
angularity 244 N.
Platonic:
-
thought 451 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
-
purity 960 Adj.
Platonism:
-
thought 451 N.
platoon fire:
-
attack 716 N.
platoon:
-
combatant 726 N.
platter:
-
layer 204 N.
-
flatness 251 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
plaudit:
-
approbation 931 N.
plausibility:
-
probability 472 N.
plausible:
-
probability 472 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
falsehood 544 Adj.
-
approbation 931 Adj.
-
flattery 933 Adj.
-
vindication 937 Adj.
play a deep game:
-
cunning 702 V.
play a desperate game:
-
rashness 863 V.
play a double game:
-
falsehood 544 V.
play a game:
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
amusement 840 V.
-
conduct 692 V.
play a leading part in:
-
influence 175 V.
play a leading part:
-
influence 175 V.
play a part in:
-
action 680 V.
play a part:
-
drama 599 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
influence 175 V.
play a practical joke:
-
disrespect 929 V.
play a second:
-
musician 416 V.
play a trick upon one:
-
deception 545 V.
play a trick:
-
disappointment 509 V.
play at bopeep:
-
vision 441 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
play at chuck farthing:
-
chance 621 V.
play at cross purposes:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
error 495 V.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
-
unintelligibility 519 V.
play at cross-purposes:
-
disorder 59 V.
play at hide and seek:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
deception 545 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
play day:
-
amusement 840 N.
play false:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
improbity 940 V.
play fantastic tricks:
-
caprice 608 V.
play fast and loose:
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
caprice 608 V.
-
irresolution 605 V.
-
intuition 477 V.
-
tergiversation 607 V.
play first fiddle:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
repute 873 V.
-
authority 737 V.
-
importance 642 V.
play for:
-
chance 621 V.
play gooseberry:
-
care 459 V.
play havoc among:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play havoc with:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play into the hands of:
-
cooperation 709 V.
play of colors:
-
variegation 440 N.
play of light:
-
light 420 N.
play of words:
-
wit 842 N.
play off:
-
use 677 V.
-
deception 545 V.
play on the feelings:
-
excitation 824 V.
play on words:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
play one false:
-
deception 545 V.
-
disappointment 509 V.
play one's best card:
-
exertion 686 V.
-
skill 698 V.
play one's cards well:
-
skill 698 V.
play one's cards:
-
conduct 692 V.
play one's paint:
-
conduct 692 V.
play one's part:
-
business 625 V.
play out:
-
completion 729 V.
play possum:
-
falsehood 544 V.
play pranks:
-
amusement 840 V.
play Puck:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
play sad havoc among:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play sad havoc with:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play second fiddle:
-
inferiority 34 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
subjection 749 V.
-
obedience 743 V.
play the deuce among:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play the deuce with:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play the deuce:
-
excitability 825 V.
play the devil with:
-
malevolence 907 V.
play the field:
-
sexuality 374a V.
play the fool:
-
ridiculousness 853 V.
-
amusement 840 V.
-
absurdity 497 V.
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
ridicule 856 V.
play the game of:
-
cooperation 709 V.
play the hypocrite:
-
falsehood 544 V.
play the market:
-
stock market 799a V.
play the mischief among:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play the mischief with:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play the monkey:
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
play the very devil among:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play the very devil with:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
play tricks upon:
-
ridicule 856 V.
play tricks with:
-
cunning 702 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
play tricks:
-
amusement 840 V.
play truant:
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
absence 187 V.
play upon words:
-
wit 842 N.
-
neologism 563 N.
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
play upon:
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
deception 545 V.
play with edge tools:
-
rashness 863 V.
play with fire:
-
rashness 863 V.
play with oneself:
-
sexuality 374a V.
play with:
-
neglect 460 V.
play writer:
-
drama 599 N.
play:
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
freedom 748 N.
-
musician 416 V.
-
representation 554 V.
-
drama 599 N.
-
drama 599 V.
-
use 677 V.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
action 680 V.
-
space 180 N.
-
influence 175 N.
-
agency 170 N.
-
agency 170 V.
playa:
-
plain 344 N.
-
land 342 N.
Playboy:
-
sexuality 374a N.
played out:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
-
failure 732 Adj.
-
end 67 Adj.
player:
-
musician 416 N.
-
drama 599 N.
playfellow:
-
friend 890 N.
playful as a kitten:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
playful imagination:
-
imagination 515 N.
playful:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
-
wit 842 Adj.
playground:
-
arena 728 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
playhouse:
-
drama 599 N.
playing:
-
musician 416 Adj.
playmate:
-
friend 890 N.
playsome:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
plaything:
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
playwright:
-
book 593 N.
-
drama 599 N.
plaza:
-
abode 189 N.
plea bargain:
-
acquittal 970 N.
-
acquittal 970 V.
plea:
-
counter evidence 468 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
plead guilty:
-
penitence 950 V.
plead ignorance:
-
vindication 937 N.
plead one's cause:
-
vindication 937 N.
plead:
-
vindication 937 N.
-
evidence 467 V.
-
Pretext 617 V.
-
lawyer 968 V.
-
request 765 V.
pleader:
-
lawyer 968 N.
pleasant surprise:
-
inexpectation 508 N.
pleasant:
-
wit 842 Adj.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
physical pleasure 377 Adj.
pleasantness:
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
pleasantry:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
wit 842 N.
please do:
-
consent 762 Adv.
please don't:
-
deprecation 766 Int.
please oneself:
-
selfishness 943 V.
please:
-
request 765 Adv.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
amusement 840 V.
pleased as Punch:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
pleased:
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
-
rejoicing 838 Adj.
pleasing:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
pleasure 827 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
pleasurable:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
pleasurableness:
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
pleasure giving:
-
good 618 N.
-
pleasurableness 829 N.
pleasure ground:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
abode 189 N.
pleasure:
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
will 600 N.
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
pleasure-giving:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
pleat:
-
fold 258 N.
pleated:
-
fold 258 Adj.
plebeian:
-
commonality 876 N.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
commonality 876 Adj.
plebiscite:
-
judgment 480 N.
-
politics 737b N.
-
command 741 N.
-
legality 963 N.
pledge credit:
-
promise 768 V.
pledge one's honor:
-
promise 768 V.
pledge one's word:
-
promise 768 V.
pledge oneself:
-
promise 768 V.
pledge troth:
-
promise 768 V.
pledge:
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
celebration 883 V.
-
promise 768 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
courtesy 894 V.
pledged:
-
promise 768 Adj.
pledget:
-
stopper 263 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
pledging:
-
borrowing 788 N.
Pleiades:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
world 318 N.
Pleistocene:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
plenary:
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
completeness 52 Adj.
plenipotent:
-
power 157 Adj.
plenipotentiary:
-
deputy 759 N.
-
consignee 758 N.
plenitude:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
plenteous:
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
plentiful:
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
plenty as blackberries:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
plenty to do:
-
activity 682 N.
plenty:
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
sufficiency 639 Adj.
plenum:
-
substantiality 3 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
pleomorphic:
-
form 240 Adj.
pleonasm:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
-
diffuseness 573 N.
pleonastic:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
repetition 104 Adj.
plerophory:
-
belief 484 N.
plethora:
-
redundancy 641 N.
plethoric:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
plexus:
-
crossing 219 N.
pliability:
-
willingness 602 N.
-
softness 324 N.
pliable:
-
softness 324 Adj.
pliableness:
-
softness 324 N.
pliancy:
-
softness 324 N.
-
irresolution 605 N.
-
facility 705 N.
pliant:
-
facility 705 Adj.
-
servility 886 Adj.
-
submission 725 Adj.
-
softness 324 Adj.
-
irresolution 605 Adj.
-
obedience 743 Adj.
plicate:
-
fold 258 V.
plication:
-
fold 258 N.
plicature:
-
fold 258 N.
pliers:
-
retention 781 N.
-
extraction 301 N.
plight credit:
-
promise 768 V.
plight faith:
-
promise 768 V.
plight one's faith:
-
endearment 902 V.
plight one's honor:
-
promise 768 V.
plight one's troth:
-
endearment 902 V.
plight one's word:
-
promise 768 V.
plight troth:
-
promise 768 V.
plight:
-
state 7 N.
-
promise 768 N.
-
security 771 N.
plighted love:
-
love 897 N.
-
endearment 902 N.
Plimsoll line:
-
measurement 466 N.
plinth:
-
base 211 N.
-
support 215 N.
Pliocene:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
plod:
-
journey 266 V.
-
slowness 275 V.
-
perseverance 604a V.
-
activity 682 V.
plodding:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
perseverance 604a Adj.
plot:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
plain 344 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
plan 626 V.
-
region 181 N.
plough:
-
agriculture 371 V.
ploughed:
-
failure 732 Adj.
plover:
-
animal 366 N.
plow in:
-
interposition 228 V.
plow one's way:
-
journey 266 V.
plow the deep:
-
navigation 267 V.
plow the ground:
-
preparation 673 V.
plow the main:
-
navigation 267 V.
plow the ocean:
-
navigation 267 V.
plow the waves:
-
navigation 267 V.
plow:
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
furrow 259 V.
plowboy:
-
commonality 876 N.
plowed:
-
failure 732 Adj.
plowing:
-
preparation 673 N.
plowman:
-
commonality 876 N.
plowshare:
-
sharpness 253 N.
pluck a crow with:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
pluck by the beard:
-
disrespect 929 V.
pluck out:
-
extraction 301 V.
pluck up by the roots:
-
extraction 301 V.
pluck up courage:
-
courage 861 V.
pluck up heart of grace:
-
courage 861 V.
pluck:
-
taking 789 V.
-
stealing 791 V.
-
courage 861 N.
-
perseverance 604a N.
-
resolution 604 N.
-
deception 545 V.
-
rejection 610 V.
plucked:
-
failure 732 Adj.
plucky:
-
courage 861 Adj.
plug:
-
stopper 263 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
closure 261 V.
plum:
-
five, &c 98 N.
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
money 800 N.
plumage:
-
roughness 256 N.
plumb line:
-
verticality 212 N.
plumb:
-
measurement 466 V.
-
depth 208 V.
-
verticality 212 Adj.
-
closure 261 V.
plum-colored:
-
purple 437 Adj.
plume oneself:
-
pride 878 V.
plume:
-
roughness 256 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
plumigerous:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
plummet:
-
descent 306 V.
-
descent 306 N.
-
depth 208 N.
-
verticality 212 N.
plumose:
-
roughness 256 Adj.
plumosity:
-
roughness 256 N.
plump as a dumpling:
-
size 192 Adj.
plump as a partridge:
-
size 192 Adj.
plump down:
-
descent 306 V.
plump upon:
-
arrival 292 V.
plump:
-
inexpectation 508 Adv.
-
instantaneity 113 Adv.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
plunge 310 V.
plumper:
-
expansion 194 N.
-
politics 737b N.
plumpness:
-
size 192 N.
plumule:
-
posterity 167 N.
plunder:
-
stealing 791 N.
-
stealing 791 V.
-
booty 793 N.
plunge headlong:
-
haste 684 V.
plunge in medias res:
-
resolution 604 V.
-
plainness 576 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
plunge in:
-
stock market 799a V.
plunge into difficulties:
-
difficulty 704 V.
plunge into dissipation:
-
intemperance 954 V.
plunge into sorrow:
-
painfulness 830 V.
plunge into:
-
undertaking 676 V.
plunge:
-
descent 306 N.
-
water 337 V.
-
plunge 310 V.
-
descent 306 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
insertion 300 N.
-
depth 208 V.
-
revolution 146 N.
-
plunge 310 N.
-
haste 684 V.
plunged in debt:
-
debt 806 Adj.
plunged in grief:
-
pain 828 Adj.
plural:
-
plurality 100 Adj.
plurality:
-
plurality 100 N.
plus sign:
-
indication 550 N.
plus:
-
addition 37 Adv.
plush:
-
roughness 256 N.
Pluto:
-
hell 982 N.
Plutocracy:
-
wealth 803 N.
plutonic:
-
heat 382 Adj.
plutonium:
-
calefaction 384 N.
Plutus:
-
wealth 803 N.
pluvial:
-
river 348 Adj.
pluviometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
ply a trade:
-
barter 794 V.
ply one's task:
-
action 680 V.
-
business 625 V.
ply one's trade:
-
business 625 V.
ply the oar:
-
exertion 686 V.
-
navigation 267 V.
ply:
-
fold 258 N.
-
use 677 V.
-
exertion 686 V.
-
request 765 V.
pneumatics:
-
gaseity 334 N.
-
air 338 N.
pneumatograph:
-
measurement 466 N.
pneumatology:
-
intellect 450 N.
pneumatometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
pneumatoscopic:
-
immateriality 317 Adj.
pneumatostatics:
-
gaseity 334 N.
pneumometer:
-
measurement 466 N.
pneumonia:
-
disease 655 N.
pneumonic plague:
-
disease 655 N.
pneumonic:
-
disease 655 Adj.
poach:
-
illegality 964 N.
-
stealing 791 V.
poacher:
-
thief 792 N.
poaching:
-
illegality 964 N.
poachy:
-
marsh 345 Adj.
pock:
-
convexity 250 N.
pocket handkerchief:
-
clothing 225 N.
pocket money:
-
money 800 N.
pocket pistol:
-
receptacle 191 N.
pocket the affront:
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
submission 725 V.
pocket watch:
-
chronometry 114 N.
pocket:
-
taking 789 V.
-
money 800 N.
-
treasury 802 N.
-
receiving 785 V.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
pocketbook:
-
record 551 N.
pococurante:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
indifference 866 Adj.
pod:
-
covering 223 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
podagra:
-
physical pain 378 N.
podagric:
-
physical pain 378 Adj.
podesta:
-
judge 967 N.
podiatrist:
-
remedy 662 N.
poem:
-
poetry 597 N.
poesy:
-
poetry 597 N.
poet laureate:
-
poetry 597 N.
poet:
-
book 593 N.
-
poetry 597 N.
poetaster:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
poetic:
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
poetry 597 Adj.
poetical:
-
poetry 597 Adj.
poetics:
-
poetry 597 N.
poetize:
-
poetry 597 V.
poetry:
-
poetry 597 N.
poignancy haut-gout:
-
pungency 392 N.
poignancy:
-
physical energy 171 N.
poignant:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
point a moral:
-
teaching 537 V.
point an antithesis:
-
elegance 578 V.
point at:
-
disrespect 929 V.
-
direction 278 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
intention 620 V.
point blank refusal:
-
refusal 764 N.
point blank:
-
direction 278 Adv.
point champain:
-
disrepute 874 N.
point de reunion:
-
focus 74 N.
point in dispute:
-
inquiry 461 N.
point of a pin:
-
littleness 193 N.
point of attack:
-
attack 716 N.
point of convergence:
-
focus 74 N.
point of departure:
-
departure 293 N.
point of embarkation:
-
departure 293 N.
point of etiquette:
-
fashion 852 N.
point of honor:
-
probity 939 N.
point of land:
-
convexity 250 N.
point of the compass:
-
direction 278 N.
point of view:
-
idea 453 N.
-
vision 441 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
point out a fallacy:
-
correction 527a V.
point out an error:
-
correction 527a V.
point out the reason:
-
attribution 155 V.
point out:
-
attention 457 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
speciality 79 V.
point the finger at:
-
attention 457 V.
point the finger of scorn:
-
contempt 930 V.
point to be solved:
-
inquiry 461 N.
point to:
-
attribution 155 V.
-
direction 278 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
probability 472 V.
-
prediction 511 V.
-
meaning 516 V.
point towards:
-
direction 278 V.
point:
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
littleness 193 N.
-
degree 26 N.
-
end 67 N.
-
term 71 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
smallness 32 N.
-
place 182 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
sharpness 253 V.
-
topic 454 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
vigor 574 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
success 731 N.
-
wit 842 N.
-
inextension 180a N.
point-blank:
-
plainness 576 Adv.
pointed:
-
indication 550 Adj.
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
pointedly:
-
intention 620 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
pointer:
-
animal 366 N.
-
indication 550 N.
pointing towards:
-
direction 278 Adj.
pointless:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
points of the compass:
-
laterality 236 N.
poise:
-
equality 27 N.
-
equality 27 V.
-
gravity 319 V.
poison:
-
bane 663 N.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
poisoned:
-
disease 655 Adj.
poisoning:
-
deterioration 659 N.
poisonous:
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
insalubrity 657 Adj.
-
bane 663 Adj.
poke at:
-
ship 273 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
attack 716 V.
poke fun at:
-
ridicule 856 V.
poke one's nose in:
-
activity 682 V.
poke out:
-
convexity 250 V.
poke the fire:
-
calefaction 384 V.
poke:
-
inactivity 683 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
poker:
-
furnace 386 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
poker-dice:
-
chance 621 N.
polacca:
-
ship 273 N.
polacre:
-
ship 273 N.
polak:
-
extraneousness 57 N.
polar coordinates:
-
measurement 466 N.
polar lights:
-
luminary 423 N.
polar:
-
summit 210 Adj.
polariscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
polarity:
-
duality 89 N.
-
counteraction 179 N.
-
contraposition 237 N.
polarizer:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
Polaroid photo:
-
painting 556 N.
Polaroid:
-
painting 556 N.
pole axis:
-
centrality 222 N.
pole star:
-
direction 693 N.
pole:
-
summit 210 N.
-
length 200 N.
-
height 206 N.
-
rotation 312 N.
pole-ax:
-
arms 727 N.
polecat:
-
fetor 401 N.
polemic:
-
discord 713 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
polemical:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
polemics:
-
contention 720 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
discord 713 N.
polemoscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
poles apart:
-
difference 15 Adj.
polestar:
-
indication 550 N.
police band:
-
hearing 418 N.
police constable:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
police court:
-
tribunal 966 N.
police force:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
police lock:
-
prison 752 N.
police magistrate:
-
judge 967 N.
police radio:
-
hearing 418 N.
police sergeant:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
police whistle:
-
alarm 669 N.
police:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
policeman:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
-
safety 664 N.
policy:
-
plan 626 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
polio:
-
disease 655 N.
Polish bank:
-
amusement 840 N.
polish off:
-
completion 729 V.
polish:
-
ornament 847 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
taste 850 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
-
friction 331 V.
-
smoothness 255 V.
-
smoothness 255 N.
-
beauty 845 V.
polished:
-
smoothness 255 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
polisson:
-
bad man 949 N.
polite literature:
-
language 560 N.
polite society:
-
fashion 852 N.
polite:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
politeness:
-
courtesy 894 N.
politic:
-
courtesy 894 Adj.
-
caution 864 Adj.
-
cunning 702 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
political animal:
-
politics 737b N.
political contribution:
-
politics 737b N.
political dictator:
-
director 694 N.
political district:
-
politics 737b N.
political economy:
-
conduct 692 N.
political education:
-
politics 737b N.
political election:
-
choice 609 N.
political science:
-
politics 737b N.
political worker:
-
politics 737b N.
political:
-
politics 737b Adj.
politician:
-
proficient 700 N.
-
politics 737b N.
-
director 694 N.
politics:
-
cunning 702 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
government 737a V.
-
politics 737b N.
polity:
-
conduct 692 N.
-
duty 926 N.
polka:
-
amusement 840 N.
poll tax:
-
price 812 N.
poll:
-
numeration 85 N.
-
numeration 85 V.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
choice 609 V.
-
politics 737b N.
pollard:
-
shortness 201 V.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
pollute:
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
pollution:
-
vice 945 N.
-
disease 655 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
disrepute 874 N.
polo:
-
amusement 840 N.
poltroon:
-
cowardice 862 N.
poltroonery:
-
cowardice 862 N.
polyandrism:
-
marriage 903 N.
polychord:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
polychromatic:
-
color 428 Adj.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
polychrome:
-
variegation 440 N.
-
painting 556 N.
polygamy:
-
marriage 903 N.
polygastric:
-
receptacle 191 Adj.
polyglot:
-
difference 15 Adj.
-
interpretation 522 Adj.
-
interpretation 522 N.
-
language 560 Adj.
polygon:
-
abode 189 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
polygonal numbers:
-
number 84 N.
polygonal:
-
angularity 244 Adj.
Polygraphy:
-
writing 590 N.
Polylogy:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
polymer:
-
resin 356a N.
polymorphism:
-
organization 357 N.
polymorphous:
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
polyphonism:
-
voice 580 N.
polyphonist:
-
voice 580 N.
polypus:
-
convexity 250 N.
polyscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
polysyllable:
-
letter 561 N.
polytheism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
polytheist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
polytheistic:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
polyurethane cooler:
-
refrigerator 387 N.
pommel:
-
support 215 N.
-
rotundity 249 N.
pomp:
-
ostentation 882 N.
pompom girl:
-
amusement 840 N.
pompom:
-
arms 727 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
pomposity:
-
ostentation 882 N.
pompous:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
ornament 577 Adj.
poncho:
-
clothing 225 N.
pond:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
store 636 N.
ponder:
-
thought 451 V.
ponderable:
-
materiality 316 Adj.
-
gravity 319 Adj.
-
measurement 466 Adj.
ponderation:
-
gravity 319 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
pondering:
-
thought 451 N.
ponderous:
-
gravity 319 Adj.
-
inelegance 579 Adj.
pondorosity:
-
gravity 319 N.
poniard:
-
arms 727 N.
pontiff:
-
clergy 996 N.
pontifical:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
pontificals:
-
canonicals 999 N.
pontificate:
-
churchdom 995 N.
pontoon:
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
ship 273 N.
-
method 627 N.
pony tail:
-
pendency 214 N.
pony:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
poodle:
-
animal 366 N.
pooh:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
pooh-pooh!:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
pooh-pooh:
-
contempt 930 V.
pool:
-
cooperation 709 V.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
poonghie:
-
clergy 996 N.
poop:
-
rear 235 N.
poor as a church mouse:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
poor as a Job:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
poor as a rat:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
poor chance:
-
improbability 473 N.
poor circumstances:
-
poverty 804 N.
poor compliment:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
poor dear!:
-
pity 914 Int.
poor fellow!:
-
pity 914 Int.
poor hand:
-
bungler 701 N.
poor head:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
poor in spirit:
-
modesty 881 Adj.
poor man:
-
poverty 804 N.
poor man's Einstein:
-
sage 500 N.
poor memory:
-
oblivion 506 N.
poor quality:
-
worthlessness 812b N.
poor shot:
-
bungler 701 N.
poor thing!:
-
pity 914 Int.
poor timing:
-
untimeliness 135 N.
poor:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
adversity 735 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
insufficiency 640 Adj.
-
pain 828 Adj.
poorhouse:
-
abode 189 N.
poorly off:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
poorly:
-
disease 655 Adj.
poorness:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
poor-spirited:
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
pop at:
-
attack 716 V.
pop in:
-
ingress 294 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
pop into:
-
ingress 294 V.
pop off:
-
death 360 V.
pop one's balloon:
-
dissuasion 616 V.
pop open:
-
opening 260 V.
pop the question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
request 765 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
pop up:
-
beginning 66 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
ascent 305 V.
pop upon:
-
discovery 480a V.
-
arrival 292 V.
pop:
-
inexpectation 508 V.
-
inexpectation 508 Adv.
-
snap 406 V.
Pope Joan:
-
amusement 840 N.
Pope:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
certainty 474 N.
popedom:
-
churchdom 995 N.
popery:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
popgun:
-
snap 406 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
Popish:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
poppy or mandragora:
-
moderation 174 N.
poppy:
-
moderation 174 N.
poppycock:
-
absurdity 497 N.
popular belief:
-
belief 484 N.
-
assent 488 N.
popular:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
-
approbation 931 Adj.
popularity poll:
-
politics 737b N.
popularity:
-
love 897 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
approbation 931 N.
popularize:
-
intelligibility 518 V.
-
interpretation 522 V.
-
facility 705 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
popularized:
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
population:
-
inhabitant 188 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
populous:
-
multitude 102 Adj.
-
presence 186 Adj.
-
assemblage 72 Adj.
populousness:
-
assemblage 72 N.
porcelain:
-
sculpture 557 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
porch:
-
edge 231 N.
-
opening 260 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
porcupine:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
irascibility 901 N.
pore over:
-
vision 441 V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
learning 539 V.
pore:
-
opening 260 N.
-
egress 295 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
porism:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
judgment 480 N.
pork:
-
food 298 N.
porn:
-
sexuality 374a N.
porno:
-
sexuality 374a N.
pornographic film:
-
drama 599 N.
pornographic:
-
impurity 961 Adj.
pornography:
-
sexuality 374a N.
porosity:
-
opening 260 N.
porous:
-
concavity 252 Adj.
-
sponge 252a Adj.
-
opening 260 Adj.
porousness:
-
opening 260 N.
porpoise:
-
size 192 N.
porridge:
-
food 298 N.
porringer:
-
receptacle 191 N.
port admiral:
-
master 745 N.
port of embarkation:
-
departure 293 N.
port wine:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
port:
-
appearance 448 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
-
transference 270 V.
-
motion 264 N.
-
sinistrality 239 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
portable:
-
transference 270 Adj.
-
levity 320 Adj.
-
littleness 193 Adj.
portage:
-
transference 270 N.
portal:
-
beginning 66 N.
-
edge 231 N.
-
opening 260 N.
portative:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
-
transference 270 Adj.
portcullis:
-
defense 717 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
portend:
-
prediction 511 V.
portent:
-
omen 512 N.
-
prodigy 872 N.
portentous:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
-
fear 860 Adj.
porter:
-
stopper 263 N.
-
carrier 271 N.
porterage:
-
transference 270 N.
porterhouse steak:
-
food 298 N.
port-fire:
-
fuel 388 N.
portfolio:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
record 551 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
store 636 N.
-
direction 693 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
porthole:
-
opening 260 N.
portico:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
beginning 66 N.
portiere:
-
shade 424 N.
portion out:
-
apportionment 786 V.
portion:
-
part 51 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
portly:
-
size 192 Adj.
portmanteau word:
-
conciseness 572 N.
portmanteau:
-
receptacle 191 N.
portrait painter:
-
artist 559 N.
portrait painting:
-
painting 556 N.
portrait:
-
representation 554 N.
-
painting 556 N.
-
copy 21 N.
portraiture:
-
representation 554 N.
-
painting 556 N.
portray:
-
representation 554 V.
-
description 594 V.
portreeve:
-
master 745 N.
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
posada:
-
abode 189 N.
pose as:
-
representation 554 V.
pose:
-
difficulty 704 V.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
form 240 N.
-
situation 183 N.
-
affectation 855 V.
Poseidon:
-
ocean 341 N.
poser:
-
difficulty 704 N.
posited:
-
location 184 Adj.
position in society:
-
repute 873 N.
position:
-
supposition 514 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
-
term 71 N.
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
politics 737b N.
-
situation 183 N.
positive charge:
-
attraction 288 N.
positive color:
-
color 428 N.
positive fact:
-
certainty 474 N.
positive:
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
-
painting 556 N.
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
certainty 474 Adj.
-
existence 1 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
-
severity 739 Adj.
-
conformity 82 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
belief 484 Adj.
positiveness:
-
existence 1 N.
positivism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
positivist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
posnet:
-
receptacle 191 N.
posology:
-
remedy 662 N.
posse:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
party 712 N.
possess a belief:
-
belief 484 V.
possess a state:
-
state 7 V.
possess affections:
-
affections 820 V.
possess an opinion:
-
belief 484 V.
possess as joint tenants:
-
participation 778 V.
possess authority:
-
government 737a V.
possess in common:
-
participation 778 V.
possess means:
-
means 632 V.
possess oneself of:
-
taking 789 V.
possess some knowledge of:
-
knowledge 490 V.
possess the soul:
-
excitation 824 V.
possess the throne:
-
government 737a N.
possess:
-
belief 484 V.
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
property 780 V.
-
possession 777 V.
possessed by a demon:
-
demon 980 Adj.
possessed by a devil:
-
demon 980 Adj.
possessed of:
-
possession 777 Adj.
possessed with a devil:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
possessed:
-
possession 777 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
demon 980 Adj.
possessing:
-
possession 777 Adj.
possession in common:
-
participation 778 N.
possession:
-
possession 777 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
demon 980 N.
possessor:
-
possessor 779 N.
possibility:
-
liability 177 N.
-
possibility 470 N.
-
property 780 N.
-
chance 156 N.
possible but improbably:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
possible:
-
chance 156 Adj.
-
liability 177 Adj.
-
possibility 470 Adj.
-
chance 621 Adj.
possibly:
-
possibility 470 Adv.
post card:
-
correspondence 592 N.
post chaise:
-
vehicle 272 N.
post existence:
-
destiny 152 N.
post haste:
-
rashness 863 Adv.
post hole digger:
-
vehicle 272 N.
post horse:
-
carrier 271 N.
post obit:
-
interment 363 Adv.
-
death 360 Adv.
Post Office order:
-
money 800 N.
post office:
-
messenger 534 N.
-
government 737a N.
post script:
-
memory 505 N.
post up afficher:
-
publication 531 V.
post up:
-
record 551 V.
post:
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
messenger 534 N.
-
connection 45 N.
-
situation 183 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
support 215 N.
-
transference 270 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
publication 531 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
record 551 V.
-
correspondence 592 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
business 625 V.
-
accounts 811 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
postal currency:
-
money 800 N.
postal money order:
-
money 800 N.
postal scale:
-
gravity 319 N.
Postal Service:
-
government 737a N.
postboy:
-
traveler 268 N.
postdate:
-
anachronism 115 V.
postdiluvial:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
postdiluvian:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
post-doc:
-
learner 541 N.
post-doctoral student:
-
learner 541 N.
poster:
-
publication 531 N.
posterior:
-
rear 235 Adj.
-
sequence 63 Adj.
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
posteriority:
-
sequence 63 N.
-
posteriority 117 N.
-
rear 235 N.
posteriors:
-
rear 235 N.
posterity:
-
posterity 167 N.
postern:
-
opening 260 N.
-
rear 235 Adj.
-
beginning 66 N.
posthaste:
-
velocity 274 Adv.
-
haste 684 Adv.
posthorn:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
posthumous fame:
-
repute 873 N.
posthumous:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
-
lateness 133 Adj.
postilion:
-
traveler 268 N.
-
director 694 N.
postliminious:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
-
lateness 133 Adj.
postmeridian:
-
evening 126 N.
postnate:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
postolet:
-
arms 727 N.
postpone:
-
lateness 133 V.
postponed:
-
lateness 133 Adj.
postponement:
-
lateness 133 N.
postprandial:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
postscript:
-
sequel 65 N.
postulant:
-
request 765 Adj.
-
petitioner 767 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
postulate:
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
maxim 496 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
postulation:
-
supposition 514 N.
-
request 765 N.
postulatory:
-
supposition 514 Adj.
posture master:
-
drama 599 N.
posture:
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
situation 183 N.
-
form 240 N.
posturemaster:
-
humorist 844 N.
posy:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
-
indication 550 N.
pot bellied:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
pot belly:
-
convexity 250 N.
pot companion:
-
friend 890 N.
pot herbs:
-
condiment 393 N.
pot house:
-
abode 189 N.
pot hunter:
-
petitioner 767 N.
pot:
-
furnace 386 N.
-
intemperance 954 N.
-
preservation 670 V.
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
potable:
-
food 298 Adj.
potage:
-
food 298 N.
potager:
-
receptacle 191 N.
potation:
-
food 298 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
pot-bellied stove:
-
furnace 386 N.
potency:
-
power 157 N.
potent:
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
potentate:
-
master 745 N.
potential energy:
-
power 157 N.
potential:
-
inexistence 2 Adj.
-
power 157 Adj.
potentiality:
-
power 157 N.
-
possibility 470 N.
pother:
-
feeling 821 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
disorder 59 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
excitability 825 N.
pothooks and hangers:
-
writing 590 N.
potion:
-
food 298 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
potluck:
-
chance 621 N.
-
food 298 N.
Potosi:
-
wealth 803 N.
potpourri:
-
fragrance 400 N.
-
music 415 N.
-
mixture 41 N.
pottage:
-
food 298 N.
potter away one's money:
-
prodigality 818 V.
potter:
-
inactivity 683 V.
pottering:
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
inactivity 683 N.
-
inactivity 683 Adj.
-
activity 682 N.
potter's field:
-
interment 363 N.
potter's wheel:
-
rotation 312 N.
pottery:
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
sculpture 557 N.
pottle:
-
receptacle 191 N.
potulent:
-
food 298 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
potvaliant:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
potwalloper:
-
servant 746 N.
pot-wallopper:
-
commonality 876 N.
pouch:
-
receptacle 191 N.
poultice:
-
relief 834 V.
-
pulpiness 354 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
poultry:
-
animal 366 N.
pounce upon:
-
inexpectation 508 V.
-
attack 716 V.
-
taking 789 V.
pound sign:
-
indication 550 N.
pound together:
-
mixture 41 V.
pound:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
gravity 319 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
prison 752 N.
poundage:
-
discount 813 N.
pour a broadside into:
-
attack 716 V.
pour balm into:
-
relief 834 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
pour forth like water:
-
prodigality 818 V.
pour forth:
-
loquacity 584 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
speech 582 V.
pour in:
-
convergence 290 V.
-
ingress 294 V.
-
sufficiency 639 V.
pour into:
-
ingress 294 V.
pour oil on the fire:
-
violence 173 V.
pour oil on the waves:
-
moderation 174 V.
pour oil on:
-
relief 834 V.
pour on:
-
giving 784 V.
pour out blood like water:
-
killing 361 V.
pour out of:
-
egress 295 V.
pour out:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
river 348 V.
pour rire:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
pour salt in the wound:
-
sensibility 822 Phr.
-
memory 505 V.
pour water into a sieve:
-
waste 638 V.
-
prodigality 818 V.
pour with rain:
-
river 348 V.
pour:
-
sufficiency 639 V.
-
egress 295 V.
-
river 348 V.
pourboire:
-
giving 784 N.
pourparler:
-
council 696 N.
-
conversation 588 N.
-
advice 695 N.
pout:
-
sullenness 901a V.
-
convexity 250 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
discourtesy 895 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
poverty of blood:
-
weakness 160 N.
poverty of intellect:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
poverty:
-
insufficiency 640 N.
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
poverty-stricken:
-
poverty 804 Adj.
pow!:
-
snap 406 Int.
pow:
-
snap 406 N.
-
prisoner 754 N.
powder and shot:
-
arms 727 N.
powder blue:
-
blueness 438 Adj.
powder puff:
-
impotence 158 N.
powder room:
-
receptacle 191 N.
powder:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
ornament 847 V.
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
arms 727 N.
powdered:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
powderiness:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
powdering:
-
ornament 847 N.
powdery:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
power down:
-
cessation 142 V.
power of attorney:
-
commission 755 N.
power of money:
-
money 800 N.
power of speech:
-
speech 582 N.
power plant:
-
workshop 691 N.
power:
-
loudness 404 N.
-
vigor 574 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
strength 159 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
number 84 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
-
authority 737 N.
powerful voice:
-
voice 580 N.
powerful:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
-
power 157 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
powerfully:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
power 157 Adv.
powerless:
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
-
impotence 158 Adj.
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
absence of influence 175a Adj.
powerlessness:
-
absence of influence 175a N.
pox:
-
disease 655 N.
pr_evenance:
-
courtesy 894 N.
praam:
-
ship 273 N.
practicability:
-
possibility 470 N.
practicable:
-
possibility 470 Adj.
practicableness:
-
possibility 470 N.
practical joke:
-
deception 545 N.
-
ridicule 856 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
practical joker:
-
humorist 844 N.
practical joking:
-
disrespect 929 N.
practical knowledge:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
skill 698 N.
practical nurse:
-
remedy 662 N.
practical:
-
agency 170 Adj.
-
conduct 692 Adj.
practically:
-
intrinsicality 5 Adv.
practice at the bar:
-
lawyer 968 V.
practice chicanery:
-
deception 545 V.
practice economy:
-
economy 817 V.
practice law:
-
lawyer 968 V.
practice sorcery:
-
sorcery 992 V.
practice upon:
-
experiment 463 V.
-
deception 545 V.
practice virtue:
-
virtue 944 V.
practice within the bar:
-
lawyer 968 V.
practice:
-
habit 613 N.
-
use 677 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
-
action 680 V.
-
conduct 692 N.
practiced hand:
-
proficient 700 N.
practiced:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
practise makes perfect:
-
learner 541 Phr.
practise:
-
learner 541 V.
practitioner:
-
agent 690 N.
praetor:
-
judge 967 N.
pragmatical:
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
affectation 855 Adj.
prahu:
-
ship 273 N.
prairie:
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
plain 344 N.
praise to the skies:
-
flattery 933 V.
praise:
-
congratulation 896 V.
-
gratitude 916 N.
-
approbation 931 N.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
worship 990 N.
-
worship 990 V.
praised:
-
approbation 931 Adj.
praiseworthy:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
approbation 931 Adj.
-
virtue 944 Adj.
prame:
-
ship 273 N.
prance:
-
agitation 315 V.
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journey 266 V.
prank:
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caprice 608 N.
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amusement 840 N.
-
ornament 847 V.
pranked out:
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ornament 847 Adj.
prate:
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loquacity 584 N.
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loquacity 584 V.
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conversation 588 V.
prattle:
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speech 582 N.
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loquacity 584 N.
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loquacity 584 V.
pravity:
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vice 945 N.
praxis:
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action 680 N.
-
grammar 567 N.
Praxiteles:
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artist 559 N.
pray God that!:
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worship 990 Int.
pray:
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request 765 V.
-
worship 990 V.
-
request 765 Adv.
prayer machine:
-
rite 998 N.
prayer wheel:
-
rite 998 N.
prayer:
-
request 765 N.
-
worship 990 N.
preach to the converted:
-
teaching 537 V.
preach to the winds:
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inutility 645 V.
preach to the wise:
-
teaching 537 V.
preach:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
rite 998 V.
preacher:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
preaching:
-
rite 998 N.
preachment:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
rite 998 N.
preadamite:
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oldness 124 Adj.
-
veteran 130 N.
preamble:
-
precursor 64 N.
preapprehension:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
prebend:
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churchdom 995 N.
prebendary:
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clergy 996 N.
prebendaryship:
-
churchdom 995 N.
Precambrian:
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oldness 124 Adj.
precarious:
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transientness 111 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
danger 665 Adj.
precariousness:
-
uncertainty 475 N.
-
danger 665 N.
precatory:
-
request 765 Adj.
precaution:
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safety 664 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
care 459 N.
-
plan 626 N.
precautionary:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
precede:
-
superiority 33 V.
-
precedence 62 V.
-
priority 116 V.
-
precession 280 V.
precedence:
-
precedence 62 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
priority 116 N.
-
precession 280 N.
precedent:
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frequency 136 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
habit 613 N.
-
precession 280 Adj.
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
precursor 64 Adj.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
priority 116 Adj.
preceding:
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
priority 116 Adj.
precentor:
-
director 694 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
precept:
-
requirement 630 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
permission 760 N.
preceptor:
-
teacher 540 N.
precession:
-
priority 116 N.
-
precession 280 N.
-
precedence 62 N.
precinct:
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limit 233 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
place 182 N.
precincts:
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region 181 N.
-
circumjacence 227 N.
precious metals:
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money 800 N.
precious stone:
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goodness 648 N.
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jewelry 847a N.
precious:
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greatness 31 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
value 812a Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
precipice:
-
verticality 212 N.
-
pitfall 667 N.
precipitancy:
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haste 684 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
precipitant:
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
precipitate oneself:
-
descent 306 V.
precipitate:
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depression 308 V.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
-
haste 684 V.
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
liquefaction 335 V.
-
density 321 N.
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
density 321 V.
precipitately:
-
haste 684 Adv.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
precipitation:
-
earliness 132 N.
-
depression 308 N.
-
density 321 N.
-
haste 684 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
precipitous:
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
precipitousness:
-
haste 684 N.
precis:
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compendium 596 N.
precise:
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truth 494 Adj.
precisely:
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imitation 19 Adv.
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quantity 25 Adv.
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
-
assent 488 Adv.
preciseness:
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truth 494 N.
precisian:
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severity 739 Adj.
-
impiety 988 N.
-
severity 739 N.
precisianism:
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severity 739 N.
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affectation 855 N.
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heterodoxy 984 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
precision:
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intelligibility 518 N.
-
truth 494 N.
preclude:
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hindrance 706 V.
preclusion:
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
exclusion 55 N.
precocious:
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
insolence 885 Adj.
-
discourtesy 895 Adj.
precocity:
-
earliness 132 N.
precognition:
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knowledge 490 N.
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foresight 510 N.
precolumbian:
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oldness 124 Adj.
preconceived idea:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
preconception:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
preconcert:
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plan 626 V.
preconcertation:
-
preparation 673 N.
precursive:
-
precedence 62 Adj.
precursor:
-
precession 280 N.
-
priority 116 N.
-
precedence 62 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
precursory:
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
precursor 64 Adj.
predaceous:
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taking 789 Adj.
-
stealing 791 Adj.
predal:
-
taking 789 Adj.
-
stealing 791 Adj.
predatorial:
-
taking 789 Adj.
-
stealing 791 Adj.
predatory:
-
taking 789 Adj.
-
stealing 791 Adj.
predecessor:
-
precursor 64 N.
predeliberation:
-
predetermination 611 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
predesignate:
-
predetermination 611 V.
predesignated:
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
predesigned:
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
predestinate:
-
deity 976 V.
predestination:
-
necessity 601 N.
-
predetermination 611 N.
predestine:
-
predetermination 611 V.
-
necessity 601 V.
-
destiny 152 V.
predetermination:
-
necessity 601 N.
-
predetermination 611 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
will 600 N.
predetermine:
-
predetermination 611 V.
-
plan 626 V.
predial:
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land 342 Adj.
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agriculture 371 Adj.
-
property 780 Adj.
predicable:
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affirmation 535 Adj.
predicament:
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state 7 N.
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circumstance 8 N.
predicate:
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
rite 998 V.
predication:
-
rite 998 N.
-
affirmation 535 N.
predicatory:
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
predict:
-
prediction 511 V.
-
foresight 510 V.
predicting:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
prediction:
-
prediction 511 N.
-
warning 668 N.
predictive:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
predictor:
-
oracle 513 N.
predilection:
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desire 865 N.
-
affections 820 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
choice 609 N.
predispose:
-
motive 615 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
predisposed:
-
affections 820 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
predisposition:
-
affections 820 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
tendency 176 N.
predominance of Aquarius:
-
river 348 N.
predominance:
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influence 175 N.
predominancy:
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influence 175 N.
predominant:
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influence 175 Adj.
-
authority 737 Adj.
predominate:
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superiority 33 V.
-
influence 175 V.
preeminence:
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repute 873 N.
-
superiority 33 N.
preeminent:
-
superiority 33 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
preeminently:
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greatness 31 Adv.
-
superiority 33 Adv.
preemption:
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purchase 795 N.
preengage:
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earliness 132 V.
preengagement:
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promise 768 N.
preestablish:
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plan 626 V.
preexamine:
-
inquiry 461 V.
preexist:
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priority 116 V.
pre-existence:
-
priority 116 N.
pre-existent:
-
priority 116 Adj.
pre-existing:
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priority 116 Adj.
preface:
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precedence 62 V.
-
precursor 64 N.
prefatory:
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
precursor 64 Adj.
Prefect of Studies:
-
school 542 N.
prefect:
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deputy 759 N.
-
master 745 N.
prefecture:
-
government 737a N.
prefer a claim:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
prefer a petition:
-
request 765 V.
prefer a prayer:
-
request 765 V.
prefer a request:
-
request 765 V.
prefer not to:
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dislike 867 V.
prefer:
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choice 609 V.
-
desire 865 V.
-
churchdom 995 V.
preference:
-
precedence 62 N.
-
choice 609 N.
preferential:
-
choice 609 Adj.
preferment:
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improvement 658 N.
-
churchdom 995 N.
preferred stock:
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securities 799b N.
prefiguration:
-
prediction 511 N.
prefigure:
-
prediction 511 V.
prefigurement:
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precursor 64 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
omen 512 N.
-
prediction 511 N.
prefix:
-
precedence 62 V.
-
precursor 64 N.
preglacial:
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oldness 124 Adj.
pregnable:
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impotence 158 Adj.
pregnancy:
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productiveness 168 N.
pregnant with meaning:
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meaning 516 Adj.
pregnant with:
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prediction 511 Adj.
pregnant:
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destiny 152 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
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conciseness 572 Adj.
-
production 161 Adj.
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
prehensile:
-
taking 789 Adj.
prehension:
-
taking 789 N.
prehistoric:
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oldness 124 Adj.
preinstruct:
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teaching 537 V.
prejudge:
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misjudgment 481 V.
prejudgment:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
prejudicate:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
prejudication:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
prejudice:
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misjudgment 481 V.
-
evil 619 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
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deterioration 659 Adj.
prejudiced:
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
-
obstinacy 606 Adj.
prejudicial:
-
badness 649 Adj.
prelacy:
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churchdom 995 N.
prelate:
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clergy 996 N.
prelatical:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
prelation:
-
choice 609 N.
prelector:
-
teacher 540 N.
prelibation:
-
foresight 510 N.
preliminaries of peace:
-
pacification 723 N.
preliminary:
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
precursor 64 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
prelude:
-
precedence 62 V.
-
precursor 64 N.
preludious:
-
precursor 64 Adj.
prelusive:
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
precursor 64 Adj.
prelusory:
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precedence 62 Adj.
-
precursor 64 Adj.
premature:
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untimeliness 135 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
earliness 132 Adj.
prematurely:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
prematurity:
-
earliness 132 N.
pre-med:
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learner 541 N.
premeditate:
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predetermination 611 V.
-
intention 620 V.
premeditated:
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
premeditation:
-
predetermination 611 N.
premices premises:
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effect 154 N.
premier:
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deputy 759 N.
-
director 694 N.
premiership:
-
direction 693 N.
premise:
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precedence 62 V.
-
prediction 511 V.
premises:
-
place 182 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
-
priority 116 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
premium:
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debt 806 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
-
reward 973 N.
premonish:
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warning 668 V.
premonishment:
-
warning 668 N.
premonition:
-
warning 668 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
prediction 511 N.
premonitory:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
-
warning 668 Adj.
Premonstatensian:
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clergy 996 N.
premonstration:
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manifestation 525 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
prediction 511 N.
prenotion:
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foresight 510 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
prensation:
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taking 789 N.
prentice:
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learner 541 N.
prenticeship:
-
learning 539 N.
preoccupancy:
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possession 777 N.
preoccupation:
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inattention 458 N.
preoccupied:
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attention 457 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
preoption:
-
choice 609 N.
preordain:
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destiny 152 V.
-
necessity 601 V.
-
predetermination 611 V.
preordination:
-
predetermination 611 N.
-
necessity 601 N.
preparation:
-
preparation 673 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
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arrangement 60 N.
-
precursor 64 N.
-
melody concord 413 N.
preparative:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
preparatory school:
-
school 542 N.
preparatory:
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precedence 62 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
prepare an abstract:
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compendium 596 V.
prepare for the evil day:
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preparation 673 V.
prepare for:
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expectation 507 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
prepare oneself:
-
preparation 673 V.
prepare the ground:
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preparation 673 V.
-
facility 705 V.
prepare:
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plan 626 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
prepared:
-
plan 626 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
preparedness:
-
preparation 673 N.
preparer:
-
preparation 673 N.
preparing:
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destiny 152 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
prepense:
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will 600 Adj.
-
predetermination 611 Adj.
-
intention 620 Adj.
prepollence:
-
power 157 N.
preponderance:
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authority 737 N.
-
superiority 33 N.
-
influence 175 N.
preponderant:
-
authority 737 Adj.
preponderate:
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superiority 33 V.
-
authority 737 V.
preponderation:
-
superiority 33 N.
prepossess:
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misjudgment 481 V.
prepossessed:
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obstinacy 606 Adj.
prepossessing:
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pleasurableness 829 Adj.
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beauty 845 Adj.
prepossession:
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misjudgment 481 N.
-
possession 777 N.
preposterous:
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undueness 925 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
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exaggeration 549 Adj.
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ridiculousness 853 Adj.
preposterously:
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greatness 31 Adv.
prepotency:
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power 157 N.
Pre-Raphaelite:
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the past 122 N.
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oldness 124 Adj.
Pre-Raphaelitism:
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the past 122 N.
prerequire:
-
requirement 630 V.
prerequisite:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
qualification 469 N.
prerogative:
-
authority 737 N.
-
dueness 924 N.
presage:
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priority 116 V.
-
prediction 511 V.
-
omen 512 N.
presbyopia:
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dimsightedness 443 N.
presbyopic:
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dimsightedness 443 Adj.
presbyter:
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clergy 996 N.
Presbyterian:
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heterodoxy 984 N.
presbytery:
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churchdom 995 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
prescience:
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foresight 510 N.
prescient:
-
foresight 510 Adj.
prescious:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
prescribe a task:
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command 741 V.
prescribe:
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direction 693 V.
-
advice 695 V.
-
command 741 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
duty 926 V.
prescribed:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
prescript:
-
precept 697 N.
-
command 741 N.
prescription:
-
habit 613 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
command 741 N.
-
dueness 924 N.
-
oldness 124 N.
prescriptive:
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oldness 124 Adj.
-
permanence 141 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
presence chamber:
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receptacle 191 N.
presence of God:
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heaven 981 N.
presence of mind:
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caution 864 N.
-
attention 457 N.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
presence:
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appearance 448 N.
-
presence 186 N.
-
existence 1 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
present a bold front:
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courage 861 V.
present a front:
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resistance 719 V.
present arms:
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respect 928 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
present itself:
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visibility 446 V.
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thought 451 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
present oneself:
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presence 186 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
offer 763 V.
present pleasure:
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pleasurableness 829 V.
present the alternative:
-
choice 609 V.
present the appearance of:
-
appearance 448 V.
present the semblance of:
-
appearance 448 V.
present time:
-
instantaneity 113 N.
present to the mind:
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memory 505 Adj.
present to the view:
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appearance 448 V.
present:
-
offer 763 V.
-
churchdom 995 V.
-
giving 784 N.
-
giving 784 V.
-
presence 186 Adj.
-
the present time 118 Adj.
presentable:
-
fashion 852 Adj.
presentation:
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
offer 763 N.
-
giving 784 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
present-day:
-
the present time 118 Adj.
presentiment:
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intuition 477 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
presenting arms:
-
respect 928 N.
presentment:
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lawsuit 969 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
giving 784 N.
preservation of life:
-
life 359 N.
preservation:
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deity 976 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
preservation 670 N.
-
permanence 141 N.
-
safety 664 N.
preservative:
-
preservation 670 N.
-
preservation 670 Adj.
-
safety 664 Adj.
preservatory:
-
preservation 670 Adj.
preserve a middle course:
-
mid-course 628 V.
preserve an even course:
-
mid-course 628 V.
preserve:
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preservation 670 V.
-
safety 664 V.
-
store 636 Adj.
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
-
deity 976 V.
preserved:
-
preservation 670 Adj.
preserver:
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safety 664 N.
-
preservation 670 N.
preserving:
-
preservation 670 Adj.
preshow:
-
prediction 511 V.
preside at the board:
-
direction 693 V.
preside over:
-
government 737a N.
preside:
-
direction 693 V.
presidency:
-
government 737a N.
president:
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director 694 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
master 745 N.
President's message:
-
advice 695 N.
presidentship:
-
government 737a N.
press agent's yarn:
-
untruth 546 N.
press ahead:
-
progression 282 V.
press for an answer:
-
inquiry 461 V.
press forward:
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haste 684 V.
-
progression 282 V.
press forwards:
-
progression 282 V.
press gang:
-
jurisdiction 965 N.
press into service:
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use 677 V.
press into the service:
-
aid 707 V.
press of business:
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business 625 N.
-
activity 682 N.
press on:
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haste 684 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
progression 282 V.
-
course 109 V.
press one hard:
-
attack 716 V.
press out:
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extraction 301 V.
press proof:
-
printing 591 N.
press revise:
-
printing 591 N.
press room:
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printing 591 N.
press secretary:
-
news 532 N.
press the flesh:
-
courtesy 894 V.
press the hand:
-
courtesy 894 V.
press to the bosom:
-
endearment 902 V.
press work:
-
printing 591 N.
press:
-
offer 763 V.
-
compulsion 744 N.
-
motive 615 V.
-
motive 615 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
gravity 319 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
request 765 V.
-
compulsion 744 V.
-
assemblage 72 N.
pressed for time:
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haste 684 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
pressing:
-
requirement 630 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
pressure cooker:
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sibilation 409 N.
pressure of the times:
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adversity 735 N.
pressure release valve:
-
sibilation 409 N.
pressure to conform:
-
assent 488 N.
pressure:
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excitation 824 N.
-
adversity 735 N.
-
importance 642 N.
-
gravity 319 N.
-
power 157 N.
-
influence 175 N.
prestidigitation:
-
deception 545 N.
prestidigitator:
-
deceiver 548 N.
prestige:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
authority 737 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
repute 873 N.
prestigiation:
-
deception 545 N.
prestigiatory:
-
deception 545 Adj.
prestigious:
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deception 545 Adj.
prestissimo:
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music 415 Adv.
presto:
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instantaneity 113 Adv.
-
music 415 Adv.
prestriction:
-
blindness 442 N.
presumable:
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probability 472 Adj.
presume:
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misjudgment 481 V.
-
insolence 885 V.
-
pride 878 V.
-
hope 858 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
supposition 514 V.
presumption:
-
expectation 507 N.
-
insolence 885 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
undueness 925 N.
-
belief 484 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
probability 472 N.
-
hope 858 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
presumptive evidence:
-
evidence 467 N.
-
probability 472 N.
presumptive:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
supposition 514 Adj.
-
probability 472 Adj.
presumptuous:
-
insolence 885 Adj.
presuppose:
-
misjudgment 481 V.
-
supposition 514 V.
presupposition:
-
supposition 514 N.
presurmise:
-
supposition 514 V.
-
foresight 510 N.
-
foresight 510 V.
pretend:
-
Pretext 617 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
pretended:
-
deception 545 Adj.
-
Pretext 617 Adj.
pretender:
-
deceiver 548 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
-
undueness 925 N.
pretending:
-
falsehood 544 N.
pretense:
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affectation 855 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
falsehood 544 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
pretension:
-
ornament 577 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
-
dueness 924 N.
pretensions:
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vanity 880 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
pretentious:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
-
boasting 884 Adj.
-
undueness 925 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
preterlapsed:
-
the past 122 Adj.
pretermit:
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neglect 460 V.
preternatural:
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unconformity 83 Adj.
preterperfect:
-
the past 122 Adj.
preterpluperfect:
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the past 122 Adj.
pretext:
-
untruth 546 N.
-
Pretext 617 N.
pretty bobbish:
-
health 654 Adj.
pretty fellow:
-
fool 501 N.
pretty good:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
pretty kettle of fish:
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difficulty 704 N.
-
disorder 59 N.
pretty pass:
-
difficulty 704 N.
pretty well:
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unimportance 643 Adv.
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
pretty:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
imperfection 651 Adv.
-
beauty 845 Adj.
pretypify:
-
prediction 511 V.
prevail upon:
-
motive 615 V.
prevail with:
-
motive 615 V.
prevail:
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existence 1 V.
-
superiority 33 V.
-
generality 78 V.
-
influence 175 V.
-
habit 613 V.
-
success 731 V.
prevailing taste:
-
fashion 852 N.
prevailing:
-
generality 78 Adj.
-
influence 175 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
prevalence:
-
superiority 33 N.
-
generality 78 N.
-
influence 175 N.
-
habit 613 N.
prevalent:
-
existence 1 Adj.
-
generality 78 Adj.
-
influence 175 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
prevaricate:
-
falsehood 544 V.
prevarication:
-
falsehood 544 N.
prevenient:
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
precedence 62 Adj.
prevent:
-
remedy 662 V.
-
hindrance 706 V.
preventative medicine:
-
remedy 662 N.
preventative:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
prevention of waste:
-
economy 817 N.
prevention:
-
misjudgment 481 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
hindrance 706 N.
preventive medicine:
-
remedy 662 N.
preventive:
-
hindrance 706 N.
previous:
-
priority 116 Adj.
previously:
-
priority 116 Adv.
prevision:
-
foresight 510 N.
prewarn:
-
warning 668 V.
prey on the heart:
-
painfulness 830 V.
prey on the mind:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
regret 833 V.
prey on the spirits:
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
prey:
-
pain 828 N.
-
booty 793 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
food 298 N.
price current:
-
value 812a N.
price down:
-
discount 813 V.
price war:
-
discount 813 N.
price:
-
price 812 V.
-
reward 973 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
substitution 147 N.
-
price 812 N.
priced:
-
price 812 Adj.
priceless:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
dearness 814 Adj.
prices looking up:
-
dearness 814 Phr.
prick one's balloon:
-
dissuasion 616 V.
prick up one's ears:
-
hearing 418 V.
-
expectation 507 V.
prick up the ears:
-
curiosity 455 V.
-
attention 457 V.
prick:
-
motive 615 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
opening 260 V.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
sensations of touch 380 V.
prickings of conscience:
-
penitence 950 N.
prickle:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
sensations of touch 380 V.
prickly:
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
-
roughness 256 Adj.
pride oneself on:
-
pride 878 V.
pride:
-
pride 878 N.
-
vanity 880 N.
-
ornament 847 N.
priest:
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clergy 996 N.
priestcraft:
-
churchdom 995 N.
priesthood:
-
churchdom 995 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
priestly:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
priest-ridden:
-
churchdom 995 Adj.
-
impiety 988 Adj.
prig:
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blusterer 887 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
-
stealing 791 V.
priggish:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
-
vanity 880 Adj.
priggishness:
-
vanity 880 N.
priggism:
-
vanity 880 N.
prim:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
primacy:
-
repute 873 N.
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churchdom 995 N.
primary color:
-
color 428 N.
primary education:
-
teaching 537 N.
primary literature:
-
record 551 N.
primary school:
-
school 542 N.
primary:
-
cause 153 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
primate:
-
clergy 996 N.
primates:
-
nobility 875 N.
prime and load:
-
preparation 673 V.
prime cost:
-
price 812 N.
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expenditure 809 N.
prime factor:
-
number 84 N.
prime minister:
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government 737a N.
-
director 694 N.
prime mover:
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cause 153 N.
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producer 164 N.
prime number:
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number 84 N.
prime of life:
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youth 127 N.
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adolescence 131 N.
prime of the morning:
-
morning 125 N.
prime pair:
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number 84 N.
prime:
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number 84 Adj.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
number 84 N.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
morning 125 N.
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
primed:
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
primer:
-
school 542 N.
primeval:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
beginning 66 Adj.
primigenous:
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oldness 124 Adj.
priming:
-
painting 556 N.
primitive:
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beginning 66 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
cause 153 Adj.
primogenesis:
-
beginning 66 N.
primogenial:
-
beginning 66 Adj.
primogeniture:
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possession 777 N.
-
oldness 124 N.
-
age 128 N.
-
posterity 167 N.
primordial:
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cause 153 Adj.
-
beginning 66 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
primordinate:
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oldness 124 Adj.
primrose-colored:
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yellowness 436 Adj.
Prince Albert coat:
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clothing 225 N.
prince:
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master 745 N.
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nobility 875 N.
-
good man 948 N.
princely:
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liberality 816 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
-
nobility 875 Adj.
-
disinterestedness 942 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
princess:
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master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
-
favorite 899 N.
principal part:
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greatness 31 N.
-
whole 50 N.
-
importance 642 N.
principal:
-
director 694 N.
-
importance 642 Adj.
principality:
-
government 737a N.
-
property 780 N.
principally:
-
superiority 33 Adv.
principle:
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intrinsicality 5 N.
-
belief 484 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
maxim 496 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
materiality 316 N.
-
conformity 82 N.
-
cause 153 N.
prink:
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ornament 847 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
print in capitals:
-
importance 642 V.
print in italics:
-
importance 642 V.
print in large letters:
-
importance 642 V.
print:
-
printing 591 N.
-
printing 591 V.
-
indication 550 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
-
money 800 V.
-
painting 556 N.
-
indication 550 V.
-
engraving 558 V.
printed:
-
printing 591 Adj.
printer:
-
printing 591 N.
printer's ink:
-
blackness 431 N.
printing ink:
-
blackness 431 N.
printing symbols:
-
indication 550 N.
printing:
-
printing 591 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
printless:
-
obliteration 552 Adj.
prior to this:
-
time 106 Adv.
prior to:
-
priority 116 Adv.
prior:
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precedence 62 Adj.
-
clergy 996 N.
-
priority 116 Adj.
prioress:
-
clergy 996 N.
priority:
-
precedence 62 N.
-
priority 116 N.
-
precession 280 N.
priory:
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temple 1000 N.
prism:
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angularity 244 N.
-
color 428 N.
-
optical instruments 445 N.
prismatic:
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color 428 Adj.
-
variegation 440 Adj.
prison house:
-
prison 752 N.
prison:
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inclosure 232 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
-
prison 752 N.
prisoner of war:
-
prisoner 754 N.
prisoner:
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accusation 938 N.
-
prisoner 754 N.
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restraint 751 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
pristine:
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the past 122 Adj.
prithee:
-
request 765 Adv.
prittle-prattle:
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conversation 588 N.
privacy:
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concealment 528 N.
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seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
private aviation:
-
ship 273 N.
private joke:
-
wit 842 N.
private plane:
-
ship 273 N.
private road:
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method 627 N.
private soldier:
-
combatant 726 N.
private:
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speciality 79 Adj.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
-
combatant 726 N.
privateer:
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thief 792 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
privateering:
-
stealing 791 N.
privately traded issues:
-
stock market 799a N.
privately:
-
modesty 881 Adv.
privation:
-
loss 776 N.
-
poverty 804 N.
privative:
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taking 789 Adj.
privilege:
-
permission 760 V.
-
exemption 777a N.
-
dueness 924 N.
privileged:
-
dueness 924 Adj.
privity:
-
knowledge 490 N.
privy council:
-
council 696 N.
privy to:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
privy:
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uncleanness 653 N.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
prize fighter:
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combatant 726 N.
prize fighting:
-
contention 720 N.
prize open:
-
violence 173 V.
prize:
-
love 897 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
trophy 733 N.
-
good 618 N.
-
success 731 N.
-
booty 793 N.
prizeman:
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proficient 700 N.
prizer:
-
petitioner 767 N.
pro and con:
-
motive 615 N.
pro aris et focis:
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philanthropy 910 Adv.
proa:
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ship 273 N.
probability:
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chance 156 N.
-
probability 472 N.
probable:
-
hope 858 Adj.
-
probability 472 Adj.
probably:
-
probability 472 Adv.
-
belief 484 Adj.
probate:
-
security 771 N.
probation:
-
experiment 463 N.
-
demonstration 478 N.
-
essay 675 N.
probationary:
-
experiment 463 Adj.
-
essay 675 Adj.
probationer:
-
learner 541 N.
probative:
-
experiment 463 Adj.
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
probatory:
-
experiment 463 Adj.
probe to the bottom:
-
inquiry 461 V.
probe to the quick:
-
inquiry 461 V.
probe:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
measurement 466 V.
-
perforator 262 N.
-
depth 208 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
probity:
-
veracity 543 N.
-
probity 939 N.
problem:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
secret 533 N.
-
topic 454 N.
problematical:
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
proboscis:
-
convexity 250 N.
procacity:
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insolence 885 N.
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discourtesy 895 N.
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irascibility 901 N.
procedure:
-
action 680 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
method 627 N.
proceed from:
-
effect 154 V.
proceed with:
-
conduct 692 V.
proceed:
-
progression 282 V.
-
course 109 V.
proceeding:
-
action 680 N.
-
noncompletion 730 Adj.
-
eventuality 151 N.
-
incompleteness 53 Adj.
Proceedings of:
-
record 551 N.
proceeds:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
money 800 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
procerity:
-
height 206 N.
process of reasoning:
-
reasoning 476 N.
process of time:
-
course 109 N.
process:
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conduct 692 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
procession:
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journey 266 N.
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ostentation 882 N.
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continuity 69 N.
processional:
-
rite 998 N.
prochronism:
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anachronism 115 N.
proclaim at Charing Cross:
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publication 531 V.
proclaim:
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manifestation 525 V.
-
publication 531 V.
proclamation:
-
publication 531 N.
proclivity:
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tendency 176 N.
-
affections 820 N.
proconsul:
-
government 737a N.
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deputy 759 N.
procrastinate:
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lateness 133 V.
procrastination:
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lateness 133 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
procreant:
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productiveness 168 Adj.
procreate:
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production 161 V.
-
productiveness 168 V.
procreation:
-
production 161 N.
-
productiveness 168 N.
procreative:
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productiveness 168 Adj.
procreator:
-
paternity 166 N.
Procrustean law:
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conformity 82 N.
Procrustean:
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conformity 82 Adj.
proctor:
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director 694 N.
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consignee 758 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
proctorship:
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direction 693 N.
procumbent:
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horizontality 213 Adj.
procuration:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
commission 755 N.
procurator:
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director 694 N.
procure pleasure:
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pleasurableness 829 V.
procure:
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cause 153 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
purchase 795 V.
procurement:
-
agency 170 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
procurer:
-
libertine 962 N.
procuress:
-
libertine 962 N.
prod:
-
impulse 276 V.
prodigal son:
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penitence 950 N.
prodigal:
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prodigality 818 Adj.
-
prodigality 818 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
prodigality:
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waste 638 N.
-
prodigality 818 N.
prodigence:
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prodigality 818 N.
prodigious:
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wonder 870 Adj.
-
impossibility 471 Adj.
-
size 192 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
prodigy of learning:
-
proficient 700 N.
prodigy:
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unconformity 83 N.
-
goodness 648 N.
-
prodigy 872 N.
prodition:
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improbity 940 N.
prodrome:
-
precursor 64 N.
prodromos:
-
precursor 64 N.
prodromous:
-
precursor 64 Adj.
prodromus:
-
precursor 64 N.
produce a good effect:
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goodness 648 V.
produce an impression:
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physical sensibility 375 V.
produce an instance:
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conformity 82 V.
produce conviction:
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belief 484 V.
produce evil:
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badness 649 V.
produce good:
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goodness 648 V.
produce itself:
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visibility 446 V.
produce laughter:
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amusement 840 V.
produce pain:
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painfulness 830 V.
produce pleasure:
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pleasurableness 829 V.
produce sound:
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sound 402 V.
produce witnesses:
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evidence 467 V.
produce:
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increase 35 N.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
manifestation 525 V.
-
length 200 V.
-
productiveness 168 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
cause 153 V.
-
effect 154 N.
-
merchandise 798 N.
produced:
-
production 161 Adj.
producer:
-
producer 164 N.
-
drama 599 N.
producible:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
producing:
-
production 161 Adj.
product:
-
increase 35 N.
-
number 84 N.
-
effect 154 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
merchandise 798 N.
production:
-
cause 153 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
-
length 200 N.
-
production 161 N.
-
effect 154 N.
productive of:
-
production 161 Adj.
productive:
-
power 157 Adj.
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
productiveness:
-
productiveness 168 N.
-
utility 644 N.
productivity:
-
power 157 N.
proem:
-
precursor 64 N.
proemial:
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beginning 66 Adj.
-
precedence 62 Adj.
-
precursor 64 Adj.
proemium:
-
precursor 64 N.
profanation:
-
misuse 679 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
profane swearing:
-
malediction 908 N.
profane:
-
misuse 679 V.
-
laity 997 Adj.
-
impiety 988 Adj.
-
impiety 988 V.
profaneness:
-
impiety 988 N.
profanity:
-
impiety 988 N.
profess:
-
affirmation 535 V.
profession of faith:
-
belief 484 N.
-
maxim 496 N.
-
theology 983 N.
profession:
-
affirmation 535 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
promise 768 N.
professional journal:
-
record 551 N.
professional:
-
business 625 Adj.
professionally:
-
business 625 Adv.
professor:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
scholar 492 N.
professorial:
-
teacher 540 Adj.
professorship:
-
teacher 540 N.
-
school 542 N.
proffer:
-
offer 763 N.
-
offer 763 V.
proficiency:
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
success 731 N.
proficient with:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
proficient:
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skill 698 Adj.
-
skill 698 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
proficuous:
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utility 644 Adj.
profile:
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laterality 236 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
-
painting 556 N.
-
outline 230 N.
profit and loss account:
-
accounts 811 N.
profit and loss statement:
-
accounts 811 N.
profit by:
-
skill 698 V.
-
use 677 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
profit:
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
success 731 N.
-
goodness 648 V.
-
utility 644 V.
-
good 618 N.
-
increase 35 N.
-
acquisition 775 V.
profitable:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
-
receipt 810 Adj.
-
acquisition 775 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
profitless:
-
inutility 645 Adj.
profligacy:
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vice 945 N.
profligate:
-
vice 945 Adj.
profluence:
-
river 348 N.
profluent:
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progression 282 Adj.
-
river 348 Adj.
profound application:
-
attention 457 N.
profound attention:
-
attention 457 N.
profound knowledge:
-
knowledge 490 N.
profound secret:
-
secret 533 N.
profound study:
-
attention 457 N.
profound thought:
-
attention 457 N.
profound:
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cunning 702 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
-
depth 208 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
profundity:
-
depth 208 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
profuse:
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diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
prodigality 818 Adj.
-
multitude 102 Adj.
profuseness:
-
redundancy 641 N.
-
prodigality 818 N.
profusion:
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prodigality 818 N.
-
multitude 102 N.
-
sufficiency 639 N.
-
redundancy 641 N.
prog:
-
food 298 N.
progenerate:
-
production 161 V.
progeneration:
-
production 161 N.
progenitor:
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paternity 166 N.
progeny:
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posterity 167 N.
Progmatic Sanction:
-
compact 769 N.
prognosis:
-
prediction 511 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
prognostic:
-
omen 512 N.
prognosticate:
-
prediction 511 V.
prognostication:
-
prediction 511 N.
prognosticator:
-
oracle 513 N.
program:
-
prediction 511 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
politics 737b N.
programme:
-
plan 626 N.
programmer:
-
numeration 85 N.
progress of science:
-
knowledge 490 N.
progress of time:
-
course 109 N.
progress:
-
motion 264 N.
-
progression 282 N.
-
progression 282 V.
-
conversion 144 N.
progression:
-
order 58 N.
-
progression 282 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
number 84 N.
progressive:
-
continuity 69 Adj.
-
course 109 Adj.
-
progression 282 Adj.
-
improvement 658 Adj.
progressiveness:
-
progression 282 N.
prohibit:
-
prohibition 761 V.
-
restraint 751 V.
prohibited:
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
-
illegality 964 Adj.
prohibition:
-
prohibition 761 N.
-
temperance 953 N.
-
restraint 751 N.
-
negation 536 N.
-
exclusion 55 N.
prohibitionist:
-
sobriety 958 N.
prohibitive:
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
prohibitory:
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
project:
-
teaching 537 N.
-
plan 626 V.
-
plan 626 N.
-
intention 620 V.
-
intention 620 N.
-
prediction 511 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
convexity 250 V.
-
predetermination 611 N.
projectile:
-
arms 727 N.
-
propulsion 284 Adj.
-
propulsion 284 N.
projectiles:
-
propulsion 284 N.
projecting:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
-
pendency 214 Adj.
projection:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
representation 554 N.
projector:
-
plan 626 N.
prolate spheroid:
-
rotundity 249 N.
prolate:
-
voice 580 V.
prolation:
-
speech 582 N.
-
voice 580 N.
prolection:
-
teaching 537 N.
prolegomena:
-
precursor 64 N.
prolepsis:
-
precursor 64 N.
-
anachronism 115 N.
proletaire:
-
commonality 876 N.
proletarian:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
proletariat:
-
commonality 876 N.
proletary:
-
commonality 876 N.
prolific:
-
production 161 Adj.
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
prolix:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
prolixity:
-
diffuseness 573 N.
prolocutor:
-
interpreter 524 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
speech 582 N.
prologue:
-
precursor 64 N.
-
drama 599 N.
prolong:
-
diuturnity 110 V.
-
lateness 133 V.
-
length 200 V.
prolongation of time:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
prolongation:
-
lateness 133 N.
-
continuance in action 143 N.
-
length 200 N.
prolonged:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
prolusion:
-
precursor 64 N.
promenade:
-
journey 266 N.
-
journey 266 V.
-
ostentation 882 N.
Promethean:
-
life 359 Adj.
Prometheus:
-
life 359 N.
prominence:
-
height 206 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
-
elevation 307 N.
-
importance 642 N.
prominent part:
-
importance 642 N.
prominent:
-
height 206 Adj.
-
convexity 250 Adj.
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
prominently:
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greatness 31 Adv.
-
superiority 33 Adv.
promiscuous:
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indiscrimination 465a Adj.
-
chance 621 Adj.
-
disorder 59 Adj.
-
mixture 41 Adj.
promise oneself:
-
expectation 507 V.
-
hope 858 V.
promise:
-
consent 762 V.
-
promise 768 N.
-
promise 768 V.
-
hope 858 N.
-
consent 762 N.
-
prediction 511 V.
-
hope 858 V.
promised:
-
promise 768 Adj.
promising:
-
promise 768 Adj.
-
hope 858 Adj.
promissory note:
-
security 771 N.
-
money 800 N.
promissory:
-
promise 768 Adj.
promontory:
-
height 206 N.
-
land 342 N.
-
convexity 250 N.
promote:
-
tendency 176 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
aid 707 V.
promoter:
-
plan 626 N.
promotion:
-
aid 707 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
prompt memory:
-
memory 505 N.
prompt:
-
advice 695 V.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
motive 615 V.
-
information 527 V.
-
memory 505 V.
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
punctuality 132a Adj.
prompt-book:
-
memory 505 N.
prompter:
-
drama 599 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
advice 695 N.
prompting:
-
memory 505 N.
-
motive 615 N.
promptitude:
-
activity 682 N.
-
earliness 132 N.
promptness:
-
punctuality 132a N.
promptuary:
-
store 636 N.
promulgate a decree:
-
command 741 V.
promulgate a requisition:
-
command 741 V.
promulgate an order:
-
command 741 V.
promulgate:
-
publication 531 V.
promulgation:
-
publication 531 N.
promulgatory:
-
publication 531 Adj.
Pron:
-
man 373 Adj.
-
woman 374 Adj.
pronation and supination:
-
inversion 218 N.
prone:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
-
affections 820 Adj.
proneness:
-
tendency 176 N.
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
affections 820 N.
prong:
-
bisection 91 N.
pronounce:
-
voice 580 V.
-
speech 582 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
judgment 480 V.
pronounced:
-
manifestation 525 Adj.
pronouncement:
-
affirmation 535 N.
pronunciation:
-
voice 580 N.
pronunciative:
-
affirmation 535 Adj.
proof against:
-
insensibility 823 Adj.
-
resistance 719 Adj.
-
defense 717 Adj.
-
safety 664 Adj.
-
resolution 604 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
proof:
-
plan 626 N.
-
printing 591 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
demonstration 478 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
-
experiment 463 N.
-
hardness 323 Adj.
-
physical insensibility 376 Adj.
prop:
-
aid 707 V.
-
support 215 V.
-
support 215 N.
-
connection 45 N.
propaedeutic:
-
teaching 537 Adj.
propaedeutical:
-
teaching 537 Adj.
propaedeutics:
-
teaching 537 N.
propagable:
-
productiveness 168 Adj.
propaganda:
-
misteaching 538 N.
-
school 542 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
-
belief 484 N.
propagandism:
-
teaching 537 N.
propagandist:
-
misteaching 538 V.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
propagandize:
-
misteaching 538 V.
propagate:
-
publication 531 V.
-
production 161 V.
propagation:
-
publication 531 N.
-
productiveness 168 N.
-
production 161 N.
propane:
-
fuel 388 N.
propel:
-
motion 264 V.
-
propulsion 284 V.
-
motive 615 V.
propelled:
-
propulsion 284 Adj.
propeller plane:
-
ship 273 N.
propeller:
-
propulsion 284 N.
propelling:
-
propulsion 284 Adj.
propelment:
-
propulsion 284 N.
propend:
-
willingness 602 V.
propendency:
-
predetermination 611 N.
-
affections 820 N.
propense:
-
willingness 602 Adj.
propenseness:
-
affections 820 N.
propension:
-
affections 820 N.
propensity:
-
tendency 176 N.
-
affections 820 N.
-
desire 865 N.
proper name:
-
nomenclature 564 N.
proper season:
-
occasion 134 N.
proper time:
-
occasion 134 N.
proper:
-
beauty 845 Adj.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
-
expedience 646 Adj.
-
speciality 79 Adj.
property man:
-
drama 599 N.
property:
-
power 157 N.
-
government 737a N.
-
property 780 N.
-
wealth 803 N.
prophasis:
-
foresight 510 N.
prophecy:
-
prediction 511 N.
prophesier:
-
oracle 513 N.
prophesy:
-
prediction 511 V.
prophet:
-
oracle 513 N.
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
prophetic:
-
prediction 511 Adj.
-
Judeo-christian revelation 985
prophylactic:
-
remedy 662 Adj.
-
hindrance 706 N.
-
hindrance 706 Adj.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
salubrity 656 Adj.
-
preservation 670 Adj.
prophylaxis:
-
preservation 670 N.
propinquity:
-
nearness 197 N.
propitiate:
-
pity 914 V.
-
atonement 952 V.
-
deity 976 V.
-
forgiveness 918 V.
-
content 831 V.
-
pacification 723 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
love 897 V.
propitiation:
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
-
deity 976 N.
propitiator:
-
mediation 724 N.
propitious:
-
occasion 134 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
aid 707 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
-
hope 858 Adj.
prop-jet:
-
ship 273 N.
proplasm:
-
prototype 22 N.
proportion:
-
number 84 N.
-
symmetry 242 N.
-
comparison 464 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
relation 9 N.
proportionable:
-
relation 9 Adj.
proportional:
-
relation 9 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
proportionate:
-
relation 9 Adj.
-
agreement 23 Adj.
proportions:
-
space 180 N.
-
size 192 N.
proposal:
-
offer 763 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
intention 620 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
-
request 765 N.
propose the question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
propose to oneself:
-
intention 620 V.
propose:
-
supposition 514 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
intention 620 V.
-
offer 763 V.
-
endearment 902 V.
proposed:
-
inquiry 461 Adj.
proposing:
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
proposition:
-
offer 763 N.
-
request 765 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
-
topic 454 N.
-
supposition 514 N.
propound the question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
propound:
-
supposition 514 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
proprietary:
-
possessor 779 N.
proprietor:
-
possessor 779 N.
proprietorship:
-
property 780 N.
proprietress:
-
possessor 779 N.
propriety:
-
expedience 646 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
-
right 922 N.
-
duty 926 N.
-
agreement 23 N.
propugn:
-
defense 717 V.
-
vindication 937 N.
propugnation:
-
defense 717 N.
propugner:
-
defense 717 N.
propulsion:
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
propulsive:
-
propulsion 284 Adj.
propylaeum:
-
beginning 66 N.
propylon:
-
beginning 66 N.
prore:
-
front 234 N.
prorogation:
-
lateness 133 N.
prorogue:
-
lateness 133 V.
proruption:
-
egress 295 N.
pros and cons:
-
reasoning 476 N.
prosaic:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
-
prose 598 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
prosaicism:
-
prose 598 N.
prosaism:
-
prose 598 N.
prosaist:
-
prose 598 N.
prosal:
-
prose 598 Adj.
proscenium:
-
front 234 N.
-
drama 599 N.
proscribe:
-
prohibition 761 V.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 V.
-
malediction 908 V.
-
condemnation 971 V.
proscription:
-
prohibition 761 N.
-
condemnation 971 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
-
malediction 908 N.
proscriptive:
-
prohibition 761 Adj.
prose run mad:
-
poetry 597 N.
-
ornament 577 N.
prose writer:
-
prose 598 N.
prose:
-
prose 598 N.
-
dullness 843 V.
-
prose 598 V.
-
loquacity 584 V.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
dullness 843 N.
prosecute an inquiry:
-
inquiry 461 V.
prosecute:
-
lawsuit 969 V.
-
accusation 938 V.
-
action 680 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
prosecution:
-
lawsuit 969 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
prosecutor:
-
accusation 938 N.
proselyte:
-
learner 541 N.
-
tergiversation 607 N.
proselytism:
-
teaching 537 N.
proser:
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
prose 598 N.
-
weariness 841 N.
prosing:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
prosody:
-
poetry 597 N.
prosopopoeia:
-
metaphor 521 N.
prospect:
-
futurity 121 N.
-
painting 556 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
-
expectation 507 N.
-
probability 472 N.
-
destiny 152 N.
-
appearance 448 N.
prospection:
-
expectation 507 N.
prospective analysis:
-
experiment 463 N.
prospective survey:
-
experiment 463 N.
prospective:
-
foresight 510 Adj.
-
expectation 507 Adj.
prospectively:
-
futurity 121 Adv.
prospectus:
-
list 86 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
-
compendium 596 N.
-
plan 626 N.
prosper:
-
success 731 V.
-
prosperity 734 V.
prosperity:
-
prosperity 734 N.
prosperous:
-
success 731 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
prosperously:
-
prosperity 734 Adv.
prospicience:
-
foresight 510 N.
prostate:
-
depression 308 V.
prosternation:
-
dejection 837 N.
-
servility 886 N.
prostitute: waste:
-
misuse 679 V.
prostitute:
-
impurity 961 V.
-
libertine 962 N.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
prostitution:
-
impurity 961 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
misuse 679 N.
prostrate oneself:
-
worship 990 V.
-
servility 886 V.
-
respect 928 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
prostrate:
-
respect 928 Adj.
-
servility 886 Adj.
-
dejection 837 V.
-
disease 655 Adj.
-
depression 308 Adj.
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
-
lowness 207 Adj.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
impotence 158 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
prostration of soul:
-
dejection 837 N.
prostration:
-
submission 725 N.
-
worship 990 N.
-
piety 987 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
fatigue 688 N.
-
impotence 158 N.
-
depression 308 N.
-
servility 886 N.
-
horizontality 213 N.
-
lowness 207 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
-
disease 655 N.
prosy:
-
prose 598 Adj.
-
weariness 841 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
dullness 843 Adj.
prosyllogism:
-
reasoning 476 N.
prot_eg_e:
-
friend 890 N.
protagonist:
-
drama 599 N.
-
proficient 700 N.
protasis:
-
precursor 64 N.
-
maxim 496 N.
protean:
-
form 240 Adj.
-
multiformity 81 Adj.
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
protect:
-
safety 664 V.
protected cruiser:
-
combatant 726 N.
protected:
-
safety 664 Adj.
protecting:
-
safety 664 Adj.
protection:
-
influence 175 N.
-
safety 664 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
restraint 751 N.
protective:
-
safety 664 Adj.
protector:
-
keeper 753 N.
-
safety 664 N.
-
defense 717 N.
-
master 745 N.
protectorate:
-
government 737a N.
-
property 780 N.
protectorship:
-
government 737a N.
proteiform:
-
changeableness 149 Adj.
protein:
-
semiliquidity 352 N.
-
organization 357 N.
Proterozoic:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
protervity:
-
irascibility 901 N.
protest against:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
protest:
-
deprecation 766 N.
-
nonobservance 773 V.
-
nonpayment 808 N.
-
nonobservance 773 N.
-
deprecation 766 V.
-
dissent 489 N.
-
refusal 764 N.
-
negation 536 N.
-
nonpayment 808 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
-
affirmation 535 N.
-
dissent 489 V.
-
refusal 764 V.
Protestant:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
dissent 489 N.
protestantism:
-
dissent 489 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
protestation:
-
affirmation 535 N.
protested bills:
-
nonpayment 808 N.
protested:
-
deprecation 766 Adj.
Proteus:
-
changeableness 149 N.
prothesis:
-
temple 1000 N.
prothonotary:
-
recorder 553 N.
protocol:
-
experiment 463 N.
-
plan 626 N.
-
compact 769 N.
protogenal:
-
cause 153 Adj.
protohistoric:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
protoplasm:
-
prototype 22 N.
-
productiveness 168 N.
-
organization 357 N.
protoplast:
-
prototype 22 N.
prototype:
-
prototype 22 N.
-
prediction 511 N.
protoxide of nitrogen:
-
physical insensibility 376 N.
protozoa:
-
organization 357 N.
protract:
-
lateness 133 V.
-
length 200 V.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
diuturnity 110 V.
protracted:
-
diuturnity 110 Adj.
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
protraction of time:
-
diuturnity 110 N.
protraction:
-
lateness 133 N.
-
length 200 N.
protreptical:
-
motive 615 Adj.
protrude:
-
convexity 250 V.
protrusion:
-
convexity 250 N.
protuberance:
-
convexity 250 N.
protuberant:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
proud as a peacock:
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
proud as Lucifer:
-
pride 878 Adj.
proud flesh:
-
convexity 250 N.
proud man:
-
pride 878 N.
proud:
-
repute 873 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
proud-crested:
-
pride 878 Adj.
prove a negative:
-
counter evidence 468 V.
prove one's case:
-
vindication 937 N.
prove one's point:
-
demonstration 478 V.
prove the truth of:
-
vindication 937 N.
prove true:
-
truth 494 V.
prove:
-
demonstration 478 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
-
experiment 463 V.
-
eventuality 151 V.
-
numeration 85 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
proven:
-
demonstration 478 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
provender:
-
provision 637 N.
-
food 298 N.
proverb:
-
maxim 496 N.
proverbial:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
-
maxim 496 Adj.
proverbs:
-
drama 599 N.
provide against:
-
preparation 673 V.
provide for a rainy day:
-
economy 817 V.
provide legal counsel:
-
lawyer 968 V.
provide:
-
provision 637 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
provided always:
-
qualification 469 Adv.
provided that:
-
qualification 469 Adv.
provided:
-
supposition 514 Adv.
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
-
qualification 469 Adv.
providence:
-
foresight 510 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
deity 976 N.
provident:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
care 459 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
foresight 510 Adj.
providential:
-
occasion 134 Adj.
-
prosperity 734 Adj.
providing:
-
provision 637 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
province:
-
abode 189 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
class 75 N.
provincial:
-
abode 189 Adj.
-
vulgarity 851 Adj.
-
region 181 Adj.
provincialism:
-
neologism 563 N.
provision:
-
provision 637 V.
-
wealth 803 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
qualification 469 N.
-
provision 637 N.
-
means 632 N.
provisional:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
conditions 770 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
experiment 463 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
-
circumstance 8 Adj.
provisionally:
-
conditions 770 Adv.
-
circumstance 8 Adv.
provisions:
-
conditions 770 N.
proviso:
-
qualification 469 N.
-
conditions 770 N.
provisory:
-
transientness 111 Adj.
provocation:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
painfulness 830 N.
-
motive 615 N.
-
excitation 824 N.
provocative:
-
motive 615 Adj.
-
motive 615 N.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
provoke desire:
-
desire 865 V.
provoke hatred:
-
hate 898 V.
provoke:
-
cause 153 V.
-
motive 615 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
aggravation 835 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
provoking:
-
hate 898 Adj.
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
provoquant:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
provost:
-
master 745 N.
-
deputy 759 N.
prow:
-
front 234 N.
prowess:
-
courage 861 N.
prowl after:
-
pursuit 622 V.
prowl:
-
journey 266 V.
-
concealment 528 V.
proximal:
-
nearness 197 Adj.
proximate cause:
-
cause 153 N.
proximate:
-
sequence 63 Adj.
-
nearness 197 Adj.
proximity:
-
contiguity 199 N.
-
nearness 197 N.
proxy:
-
deputy 759 N.
prude:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
purity 960 N.
prudence:
-
care 459 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
foresight 510 N.
-
caution 864 N.
prudent:
-
care 459 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
caution 864 Adj.
prudery:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
fastidiousness 868 N.
prudish:
-
affectation 855 Adj.
pruina:
-
cold 383 N.
pruinose:
-
cold 383 Adj.
prune:
-
shortness 201 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 V.
pruning shears:
-
sharpness 253 N.
prurience:
-
desire 865 N.
pruriency:
-
impurity 961 N.
prurient:
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
pruritis:
-
sensations of touch 380 N.
Prussian blue:
-
blueness 438 N.
Prussic acid:
-
bane 663 N.
pry into the future:
-
foresight 510 V.
pry open:
-
opening 260 V.
pry:
-
curiosity 455 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
vision 441 V.
prying:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
curiosity 455 Adj.
Prytaneum:
-
approbation 931 N.
PS:
-
memory 505 N.
psalm:
-
music 415 N.
-
worship 990 N.
psalmody:
-
music 415 N.
-
worship 990 N.
-
rite 998 N.
psaltery:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
psammous:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
Psephomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
pseudo:
-
similarity 17 Adj.
-
deception 545 Adj.
pseudology:
-
neologism 563 N.
pseudonym:
-
neologism 563 N.
-
misnomer 565 N.
pseudonymous:
-
misnomer 565 Adj.
pseudonymy:
-
misnomer 565 N.
pseudoscope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
pshaw!:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
-
excitability 825 Int.
psora:
-
disease 655 N.
psyche:
-
intellect 450 N.
psychical:
-
intellect 450 Adj.
psychics:
-
intellect 450 N.
psychological:
-
intellect 450 Adj.
psychologist:
-
intellect 450 N.
psychology:
-
intellect 450 N.
Psychomancy:
-
prediction 511 Phr.
psychosis:
-
insanity 503 N.
PT boat:
-
combatant 726 N.
ptisan:
-
remedy 662 N.
ptyalism:
-
excretion 299 N.
pub:
-
abode 189 N.
puberty:
-
youth 127 N.
pubescence:
-
adolescence 131 N.
pubescent:
-
adolescence 131 Adj.
public announcement:
-
publication 531 N.
public enemy:
-
enemy 891 N.
public funds:
-
treasury 802 N.
public health specialist:
-
remedy 662 N.
public house:
-
abode 189 N.
public interest:
-
utility 644 N.
public opinion:
-
assent 488 N.
public park:
-
amusement 840 N.
public press:
-
publication 531 N.
public relations man:
-
news 532 N.
public securities:
-
treasury 802 N.
public servant:
-
politics 737b N.
public spirit:
-
philanthropy 910 N.
public stocks:
-
treasury 802 N.
public:
-
mankind 372 Adj.
-
mankind 372 N.
-
disclosure 529 Adj.
-
publication 531 Adj.
-
government 737a Adj.
publication:
-
publication 531 N.
-
news 532 N.
-
book 593 N.
-
production 161 N.
publicist:
-
book 593 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
publicity:
-
information 527 N.
-
publication 531 N.
-
manifestation 525 N.
publicly rumored:
-
news 532 Adj.
publicly:
-
publication 531 Adv.
public-spirited:
-
philanthropy 910 Adj.
publish in the Gazette:
-
publication 531 V.
publish the banns:
-
request 765 V.
-
marriage 903 V.
publish:
-
printing 591 V.
-
publication 531 V.
-
information 527 V.
published:
-
publication 531 Adj.
-
information 527 Adj.
publisher:
-
publication 531 N.
-
book 593 N.
puce:
-
purple 437 Adj.
pucelage:
-
youth 127 N.
-
celibacy 904 N.
-
purity 960 N.
puceron:
-
deterioration 659 N.
Puck:
-
demon 980 N.
pucker:
-
fold 258 N.
-
fold 258 V.
-
resentment 900 N.
puckish:
-
wit 842 Adj.
pudder:
-
disorder 59 N.
-
inactivity 683 V.
pudding:
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
softness 324 N.
-
pulpiness 354 N.
puddle:
-
gulf, lake 343 N.
pudicity:
-
purity 960 N.
puerile:
-
infant 129 Adj.
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
unimportance 643 Adj.
puerility:
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
puerperal:
-
production 161 Adj.
puerperous:
-
production 161 Adj.
puff of smoke:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
puff up:
-
vanity 880 V.
puff:
-
wind 349 N.
-
wind 349 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
-
flattery 933 V.
-
approbation 931 V.
-
boasting 884 V.
-
fatigue 688 V.
-
exaggeration 549 V.
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
-
sweetness 396 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
puffed up:
-
vanity 880 Adj.
-
pride 878 Adj.
puffer:
-
flatterer 935 N.
puffery:
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
boasting 884 N.
-
untruth 546 N.
puffiness:
-
expansion 194 N.
puffing and blowing:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
puffing:
-
expansion 194 N.
puffy:
-
size 192 Adj.
-
expansion 194 Adj.
pug:
-
shortness 201 Adj.
-
animal 366 N.
-
record 551 N.
puggaree:
-
clothing 225 N.
pugh!:
-
unimportance 643 Int.
pugilism:
-
contention 720 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
pugilist:
-
combatant 726 N.
pugilistic:
-
contention 720 Adj.
pugnacious:
-
contention 720 Adj.
-
courage 861 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
pugnacity:
-
contention 720 N.
-
irascibility 901 N.
puisne judge:
-
judge 967 N.
puisne:
-
posteriority 117 Adj.
-
youth 127 Adj.
puissance:
-
power 157 N.
puissant:
-
power 157 Adj.
-
strength 159 Adj.
puke:
-
ejection 297 N.
-
ejection 297 V.
pukka:
-
density 321 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
pulchritude:
-
beauty 845 N.
pulcinella:
-
drama 599 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
pulcinello:
-
drama 599 N.
pule:
-
lamentation 839 V.
-
cry 411 V.
-
ululation 412 V.
pull a long face:
-
discontent 832 V.
-
dejection 837 V.
pull about one's ears:
-
depression 308 V.
pull an oar:
-
action 680 V.
pull by the sleeve:
-
memory 505 V.
pull different ways:
-
discord 713 V.
pull down:
-
depression 308 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
pull in:
-
restraint 751 V.
pull open:
-
opening 260 V.
pull out:
-
extraction 301 V.
pull the check-string:
-
cessation 142 V.
pull the plug on:
-
cessation 142 V.
pull the strings:
-
influence 175 V.
-
direction 693 V.
pull the stroke oar:
-
direction 693 V.
pull the wires:
-
direction 693 V.
pull through:
-
aid 707 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
pull to pieces:
-
detraction 934 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
disjunction 44 V.
pull together:
-
cooperation 709 V.
-
concord 714 V.
-
concurrence 178 V.
pull towards:
-
attraction 288 V.
pull up by the roots:
-
extraction 301 V.
pull up:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
accusation 938 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
-
quiescence 265 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
lawsuit 969 V.
pull:
-
motive 615 N.
-
exertion 686 N.
-
printing 591 N.
-
traction 285 V.
-
traction 285 N.
-
superiority 33 N.
-
navigation 267 V.
-
influence 175 N.
-
exertion 686 V.
pulled down:
-
weakness 160 Adj.
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
pullet:
-
infant 129 N.
pulley wheel:
-
rotation 312 N.
pulley:
-
instrument 633 N.
pulling towards:
-
attraction 288 N.
Pullman car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
pullover:
-
clothing 225 N.
pullulate:
-
production 161 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
pullulation:
-
expansion 194 N.
-
productiveness 168 N.
pulmonary:
-
wind 349 Adj.
pulmonic:
-
wind 349 Adj.
-
disease 655 Adj.
pulp:
-
pulpiness 354 N.
pulpiness:
-
pulpiness 354 N.
pulpit:
-
school 542 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
pulpy:
-
pulpiness 354 Adj.
pulsate:
-
agitation 315 V.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 V.
-
oscillation 314 V.
pulsation:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
oscillation 314 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
pulsatory:
-
oscillation 314 Adj.
pulse:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
vegetable 367 N.
-
life 359 N.
-
oscillation 314 N.
pulsion:
-
impulse 276 N.
pultaceous:
-
pulpiness 354 Adj.
pulverizable:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
pulverization:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
pulverize:
-
pulverulence 330 V.
pulverized:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
pulverulence:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
pulverulent:
-
pulverulence 330 Adj.
pulvil:
-
fragrance 400 N.
puma:
-
evil 913 N.
pummel:
-
punishment 972 N.
-
punishment 972 V.
pump room:
-
abode 189 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
pump:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
river 348 N.
pumper:
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a N.
pun:
-
wit 842 N.
-
wit 842 V.
-
neologism 563 N.
-
equivocalness 520 N.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
similarity 17 V.
-
similarity 17 N.
punce:
-
impulse 276 N.
Punch and Judy:
-
drama 599 N.
punch bowl:
-
drunkenness 959 N.
-
concavity 252 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
punch pliers:
-
perforator 262 N.
punch:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
attack 716 N.
-
drunkenness 959 N.
-
humorist 844 N.
-
engraving 558 N.
-
food 298 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
ship 273 N.
-
perforator 262 N.
-
opening 260 V.
-
prototype 22 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
puncheon:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
perforator 262 N.
-
materials 635 N.
puncher:
-
perforator 262 N.
punchinello:
-
drama 599 N.
punching machine:
-
perforator 262 N.
punching press:
-
perforator 262 N.
punctated:
-
variegation 440 Adj.
punctilio:
-
fashion 852 N.
-
ostentation 882 N.
-
probity 939 N.
punctilious:
-
ostentation 882 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
observance 772 Adj.
punctiliousness:
-
ostentation 882 N.
punctual:
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
punctuality 132a Adj.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
observance 772 Adj.
punctuality:
-
truth 494 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
activity 682 N.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 N.
-
frequency 136 N.
-
earliness 132 N.
-
punctuality 132a N.
punctually:
-
punctuality 132a Adv.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adv.
punctuate:
-
grammar 567 V.
punctuation:
-
grammar 567 N.
puncture:
-
opening 260 N.
-
opening 260 V.
punctured tire:
-
sibilation 409 N.
pundit:
-
scholar 492 N.
-
lawyer 968 N.
pungency:
-
bitterness 392b N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
pungency 392 N.
pungent:
-
pungency 392 Adj.
-
odor 398 Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
Punic faith:
-
improbity 940 N.
punish:
-
punishment 972 V.
punished:
-
punishment 972 Adj.
punishing:
-
punishment 972 Adj.
punishment:
-
punishment 972 N.
punition:
-
punishment 972 N.
punitive:
-
punishment 972 Adj.
punitory:
-
punishment 972 Adj.
punk:
-
libertine 962 N.
-
fuel 388 N.
punkah:
-
wind 349 N.
punning:
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
-
wit 842 N.
punster:
-
humorist 844 N.
punt:
-
navigation 267 V.
-
ship 273 N.
puny:
-
littleness 193 Adj.
pup:
-
infant 129 N.
-
production 161 V.
-
animal 366 N.
pupa:
-
infant 129 N.
pupil teacher:
-
teacher 540 N.
pupil:
-
vision 441 N.
-
learner 541 N.
pupilage:
-
learner 541 N.
-
learning 539 N.
-
youth 127 N.
pupilarity:
-
learning 539 N.
puppet show:
-
drama 599 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
puppet:
-
littleness 193 N.
-
dupe 547 N.
-
representation 554 N.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
-
servant 746 N.
puppy love:
-
love 897 N.
puppy:
-
boasting 884 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
blusterer 887 N.
puppyism:
-
affectation 855 N.
Purana:
-
pseudo-revelation 986 N.
purblind:
-
dimsightedness 443 Adj.
-
misjudgment 481 Adj.
purblindness:
-
dimsightedness 443 N.
purchase footing:
-
support 215 N.
purchase money:
-
substitution 147 N.
purchase:
-
purchase 795 V.
-
expenditure 809 N.
-
purchase 795 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
influence 175 N.
-
space 180 N.
purchased:
-
purchase 795 Adj.
purchaser:
-
purchase 795 N.
purchasing:
-
purchase 795 N.
pure accent:
-
voice 580 N.
pure color:
-
color 428 N.
pure:
-
virtue 944 Adj.
-
worship 990 Adj.
-
piety 987 Adj.
-
purity 960 Adj.
-
plainness 576 Adj.
-
innocence 946 Adj.
-
taste 850 Adj.
-
artlessness 703 Adj.
-
elegance 578 Adj.
-
veracity 543 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
simpleness 42 Adj.
-
probity 939 Adj.
-
cleanness 652 Adj.
puree:
-
food 298 N.
purely:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
-
smallness 32 Adv.
purgation:
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
purgative:
-
cleanness 652 N.
purgatory:
-
hell 982 N.
-
pain 828 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
purge:
-
ejection 297 V.
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
atonement 952 V.
purification:
-
simpleness 42 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
purifier:
-
cleanness 652 N.
purify:
-
simpleness 42 V.
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
purifying:
-
cleanness 652 Adj.
Purim:
-
rite 998 N.
purism:
-
affectation 855 N.
purist:
-
elegance 578 N.
-
affectation 855 N.
puritan:
-
affectation 855 N.
-
asceticism 955 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
puritanical:
-
asceticism 955 Adj.
-
affectation 855 Adj.
puritanism:
-
asceticism 955 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
purity:
-
simpleness 42 N.
-
elegance 578 N.
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
probity 939 N.
-
purity 960 N.
purl:
-
faintness 405 V.
-
musician 416 V.
-
food 298 N.
-
river 348 V.
purlieus:
-
nearness 197 N.
-
circumjacence 227 N.
purling:
-
faintness 405 Adj.
purloin:
-
stealing 791 V.
purple and fine linen:
-
physical pleasure 377 N.
purple:
-
redness 434 N.
-
purple 437 Adj.
-
purple 437 N.
-
scepter 747 N.
purport:
-
meaning 516 N.
-
meaning 516 V.
purpose:
-
intention 620 V.
-
intention 620 N.
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
purposed:
-
chance 621 Adj.
purposeless:
-
chance 621 Adj.
purposely:
-
will 600 Adv.
-
intention 620 Adv.
purpure:
-
purple 437 N.
purr:
-
ululation 412 V.
-
roll 407 N.
purse bearer:
-
treasurer 801 N.
purse strings:
-
treasury 802 N.
purse up:
-
contraction 195 V.
purse:
-
money 800 N.
-
treasury 802 N.
purse-proud:
-
pride 878 Adj.
purser:
-
treasurer 801 N.
pursuance:
-
pursuit 622 N.
pursuant to:
-
intention 620 Adv.
pursue a course:
-
action 680 V.
pursue a wild goose chase:
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
pursue an inquiry:
-
inquiry 461 V.
pursue:
-
approach 286 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
intention 620 V.
-
pursuit 622 V.
-
sequence 281 V.
-
continuance in action 143 V.
pursuer:
-
pursuit 622 N.
pursuing:
-
pursuit 622 Adj.
-
pursuit 622 N.
pursuit:
-
business 625 N.
-
approach 286 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
pursuivant:
-
messenger 534 N.
pursy:
-
expansion 194 Adj.
purulent:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
purvey:
-
food 298 V.
-
provision 637 V.
purveyance:
-
provision 637 N.
purveyor:
-
provision 637 N.
purview:
-
intention 620 N.
pus:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
Puseyism:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Puseyite:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
push ahead:
-
progression 282 V.
push aside:
-
neglect 460 V.
-
disrespect 929 V.
push forward:
-
activity 682 V.
-
progression 282 V.
-
aid 707 V.
push forwards:
-
progression 282 V.
push from:
-
repulsion 289 V.
push into a corner:
-
disrepute 874 V.
push on!:
-
activity 682 Int.
push on:
-
haste 684 V.
-
progression 282 V.
push one's way:
-
progression 282 V.
push to the last:
-
lateness 133 V.
push:
-
essay 675 V.
-
ejection 297 V.
-
propulsion 284 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
circumstance 8 N.
-
activity 682 V.
pushball:
-
amusement 840 N.
pushing up daisies:
-
death 360 Adj.
pushing:
-
haste 684 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
pusillanimity:
-
cowardice 862 N.
puss:
-
animal 366 N.
pussy:
-
animal 366 N.
pussycat:
-
impotence 158 N.
pustule:
-
convexity 250 N.
-
blemish 848 N.
put a bad construction on:
-
misinterpretation 523 V.
put a bold face upon:
-
courage 861 V.
-
hope 858 V.
put a case:
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conformity 82 V.
-
supposition 514 V.
put a construction on:
-
interpretation 522 V.
put a gloss:
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vindication 937 N.
-
falsehood 544 V.
put a good face on:
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inexcitability 826 V.
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pride 878 V.
put a good face upon:
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
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hope 858 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
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vindication 937 N.
-
deception 545 V.
put a mark upon:
-
attention 457 V.
put a mark:
-
indication 550 V.
put a padlock on the lips:
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taciturnity 585 V.
put a period to:
-
cessation 142 V.
put a smiling face upon:
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ostentation 882 V.
put a sop into the pan:
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motive 615 V.
put a spoke in the wheel:
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hindrance 706 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
put a stop to:
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cessation 142 V.
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hindrance 706 V.
put about:
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regression 283 V.
-
circuition 311 V.
-
publication 531 V.
put an end to it all:
-
killing 361 V.
put an end to oneself:
-
killing 361 V.
put an end to:
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destruction 162 V.
-
cessation 142 V.
-
end 67 V.
-
killing 361 V.
put an extinguisher on:
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hindrance 706 V.
put an extinguisher upon:
-
success 731 V.
put an indication:
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indication 550 V.
put apart:
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exclusion 55 V.
put aside:
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exclusion 55 V.
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inattention 458 V.
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neglect 460 V.
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disuse 678 V.
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relinquishment 782 V.
put away thought:
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incogitancy 452 V.
put away:
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relinquishment 782 V.
-
divorce 905 V.
put back:
-
restoration 660 V.
-
regression 283 V.
-
location 184 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
put before:
-
information 527 V.
put between:
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interposition 228 V.
put butter upon bacon:
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redundancy 641 V.
put by:
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store 636 V.
put down roots:
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vegetability 365 V.
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stability 150 V.
put down to:
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attribution 155 V.
put down:
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compulsion 744 V.
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disrespect 929 V.
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humility 879 V.
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payment 807 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
record 551 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
noncompletion 730 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
put false coloring upon:
-
falsehood 544 V.
put forth a strong arm:
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exertion 686 V.
put forth one's strength:
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exertion 686 V.
put forth the question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
put forth:
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affirmation 535 V.
-
publication 531 V.
-
supposition 514 V.
-
expansion 194 V.
put forward a suggestion:
-
supposition 514 V.
put forward conjecture:
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supposition 514 V.
put forward:
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affirmation 535 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
offer 763 V.
-
publication 531 V.
put in a good word for:
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vindication 937 N.
put in a groove for:
-
preparation 673 V.
put in a strait-waistcoat:
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restraint 751 V.
put in a word or two:
-
speech 582 V.
put in a word:
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conversation 588 V.
put in action:
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use 677 V.
put in an affidavit:
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affirmation 535 V.
put in an oar:
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interposition 228 V.
put in array:
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arrangement 60 V.
put in bodily fear:
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fear 860 V.
put in circulation:
-
money 800 V.
put in commission:
-
commission 755 V.
put in complete repair:
-
restoration 660 V.
put in danger:
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danger 665 V.
put in execution:
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undertaking 676 V.
put in fear:
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fear 860 V.
put in force:
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compulsion 744 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
completion 729 V.
put in gear:
-
preparation 673 V.
put in good humor:
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cheerfulness 836 V.
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amusement 840 V.
put in hand:
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undertaking 676 V.
put in harness:
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preparation 673 V.
put in irons:
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restraint 751 V.
put in issue:
-
discord 713 V.
put in italics:
-
importance 642 V.
put in its proper niche:
-
identification 465b V.
put in its proper place:
-
identification 465b V.
put in jeopardy:
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danger 665 V.
put in large type:
-
importance 642 V.
put in letters:
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importance 642 V.
put in mind:
-
memory 505 V.
put in motion:
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propulsion 284 V.
-
motion 264 V.
put in one's oar:
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activity 682 V.
put in operation:
-
use 677 V.
put in orbit:
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propulsion 284 V.
put in order:
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arrangement 60 V.
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preparation 673 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
put in practice:
-
action 680 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
use 677 V.
put in remembrance:
-
memory 505 V.
put in repair:
-
restoration 660 V.
put in requisition:
-
requirement 630 V.
-
command 741 V.
put in the background:
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disrepute 874 V.
put in the black book:
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accusation 938 V.
put in the place of:
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substitution 147 V.
put in the way of:
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possibility 470 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
put in thorough repair:
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restoration 660 V.
put in train:
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preparation 673 V.
put in trim:
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perfection 650 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
put in tune:
-
concord 714 V.
-
preparation 673 V.
-
melody concord 413 V.
put in working order:
-
preparation 673 V.
put in writing:
-
record 551 V.
put in:
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arrival 292 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
put into a lottery:
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chance 621 V.
put into bilboes:
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restraint 751 V.
put into disorder:
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derangement 61 V.
put into effect:
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conduct 692 V.
put into life:
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life 359 V.
put into one's head:
-
information 527 V.
put into one's pocket:
-
receiving 785 V.
-
taking 789 V.
put into one's purse:
-
receiving 785 V.
put into practice:
-
conduct 692 V.
put into requisition:
-
use 677 V.
put into shape:
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
form 240 V.
put into the crucible:
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reproduction 163 V.
put into the hands of:
-
giving 784 V.
put into words:
-
phrase 566 V.
put into:
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arrival 292 V.
-
insertion 300 V.
put it into one's head:
-
supposition 514 V.
put it on the plastic:
-
payment 807 V.
put off one's guard:
-
neglect 460 V.
put off:
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departure 293 V.
-
divestment 226 V.
-
lateness 133 V.
-
Pretext 617 N.
put on a false scent:
-
misteaching 538 V.
put on a new scent:
-
deviation 279 V.
put on big looks:
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insolence 885 V.
put on mourning:
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lamentation 839 V.
put on one's guard:
-
warning 668 V.
put on one's mettle:
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excitation 824 V.
put on paper:
-
record 551 V.
put on record:
-
record 551 V.
put on short allowance:
-
insufficiency 640 V.
put on the brake:
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hindrance 706 V.
put on the drag:
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slowness 275 V.
put on the mask:
-
falsehood 544 V.
put on the new man:
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penitence 950 V.
put on the screw:
-
severity 739 V.
put on the screws:
-
compulsion 744 V.
put on the squeeze:
-
compulsion 744 V.
put on the stage:
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drama 599 V.
put on trial:
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lawsuit 969 V.
-
experiment 463 V.
put on:
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haste 684 V.
-
affectation 855 V.
-
punishment 972 V.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
clothing 225 V.
put one in possession of:
-
information 527 V.
put one out:
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difficulty 704 V.
put one over on:
-
deception 545 V.
put one's back up:
-
resentment 900 V.
put one's eyes out:
-
blindness 442 V.
put one's foot down:
-
resolution 604 V.
put one's foot in it:
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unskillfulness 699 V.
put one's foot in:
-
undertaking 676 V.
put one's hand to:
-
undertaking 676 V.
put one's heart into:
-
resolution 604 V.
put one's monkey up:
-
resentment 900 V.
put one's trust in:
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hope 858 V.
-
belief 484 V.
put one's veto upon:
-
prohibition 761 V.
put oneself forward:
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vanity 880 V.
-
ostentation 882 V.
put oneself in motion:
-
action 680 V.
put oneself out of court:
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intuition 477 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
put out a feeler:
-
experiment 463 V.
put out of countenance:
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humility 879 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
put out of court:
-
success 731 V.
put out of gear:
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impotence 158 V.
-
inutility 645 V.
put out of humor:
-
resentment 900 V.
put out of joint:
-
derangement 61 V.
put out of one's head:
-
inattention 458 V.
put out of one's misery:
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pity 914 V.
put out of order:
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disorder 59 V.
put out of sight:
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concealment 528 V.
-
neglect 460 V.
-
invisibility 447 V.
put out to interest:
-
lending 787 V.
-
economy 817 V.
put out to nurse:
-
aid 707 V.
put out:
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uncertainty 475 V.
-
discontent 832 V.
-
inattention 458 V.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
darkness 421 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
-
refrigeration 385 V.
-
exteriority 220 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
put right:
-
restoration 660 V.
put shoulder to shoulder:
-
cooperation 709 V.
put something over on one:
-
deception 545 V.
put straight:
-
straightness 246 V.
-
correction 527a V.
put the best face upon:
-
hope 858 V.
put the finishing hand to:
-
completion 729 V.
put the horses to:
-
preparation 673 V.
put the last:
-
completion 729 V.
put the question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
put the seal to:
-
compact 769 V.
put the seal:
-
completion 729 V.
put through one's paces:
-
manifestation 525 V.
put to bed with a shovel:
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interment 363 V.
put to death:
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killing 361 V.
put to flight:
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propulsion 284 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
defense 717 V.
put to inconvenience:
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hindrance 706 V.
-
inexpedience 647 V.
put to it:
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difficulty 704 Adj.
put to nurse:
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teaching 537 V.
put to one's last shifts:
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poverty 804 Adj.
put to one's oath:
-
promise 768 V.
put to one's shifts:
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poverty 804 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 V.
put to one's wit's end:
-
difficulty 704 V.
put to press:
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printing 591 V.
put to rights:
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arrangement 60 V.
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restoration 660 V.
put to sea:
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navigation 267 V.
put to shame:
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disrepute 874 V.
put to silence:
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aphony 581 V.
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silence 403 V.
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confutation 479 V.
put to task:
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use 677 V.
put to the blush:
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discourtesy 895 V.
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humility 879 V.
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insolence 885 V.
-
disrepute 874 V.
put to the door:
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closure 261 V.
put to the inquisition:
-
inquiry 461 V.
put to the proof:
-
inquiry 461 V.
put to the question:
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painfulness 830 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
put to the rack:
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punishment 972 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
put to the rout:
-
success 731 V.
put to the sword:
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killing 361 V.
put to the test:
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experiment 463 V.
put to the vote:
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choice 609 V.
put to use:
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use 677 V.
put to:
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request 765 V.
put together:
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combination 48 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
-
production 161 V.
-
junction 43 V.
put under an interdiction:
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prohibition 761 V.
put under restraint:
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restraint 751 V.
put under the ban:
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prohibition 761 V.
put under:
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insensibility 823 V.
put up a petition:
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request 765 V.
put up a prayer:
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request 765 V.
put up a request:
-
request 765 V.
put up a shutter:
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shade 424 V.
put up at:
-
location 184 V.
put up for auction:
-
sale 796 V.
put up for sale:
-
sale 796 V.
put up for:
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desire 865 V.
put up one's horses at:
-
location 184 V.
put up the sword:
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pacification 723 V.
put up to auction:
-
sale 796 V.
put up to:
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motive 615 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
put up with:
-
content 831 V.
-
inexcitability 826 V.
-
substitution 147 V.
put up:
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assemblage 72 V.
-
worship 990 V.
-
store 636 V.
-
location 184 V.
put upon one's mettle:
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courage 861 V.
put upon:
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deception 545 V.
-
badness 649 V.
put:
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fool 501 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
commonality 876 N.
-
possession 777 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
putative:
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attribution 155 Adj.
-
belief 484 Adj.
-
supposition 514 Adj.
putid:
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unimportance 643 Adj.
putrefaction:
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uncleanness 653 N.
putrefactive:
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uncleanness 653 Adj.
putrefied:
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uncleanness 653 Adj.
putrefy:
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uncleanness 653 V.
putrescence:
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uncleanness 653 N.
putrescent:
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uncleanness 653 Adj.
putrid:
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odor 398 Adj.
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fetor 401 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
puts:
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securities 799b N.
putting together:
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production 161 N.
putty:
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connection 45 N.
puzzle headed:
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imbecility folly 499 Adj.
puzzle:
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secret 533 N.
-
concealment 528 V.
-
unintelligibility 519 N.
-
uncertainty 475 V.
-
difficulty 704 N.
puzzled:
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uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
difficulty 704 Adj.
puzzling:
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unintelligibility 519 Adj.
pyaemia:
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disease 655 N.
pycnometer:
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measurement 466 N.
pygmy:
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littleness 193 Adj.
-
littleness 193 N.
pyramid:
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assemblage 72 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
interment 363 N.
pyramidal numbers:
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number 84 N.
pyramidal:
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angularity 244 Adj.
-
sharpness 253 Adj.
pyramids:
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amusement 840 N.
pyre:
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interment 363 N.
pyriform:
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rotundity 249 Adj.
pyrology:
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heat 382 N.
Pyromancy:
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prediction 511 Phr.
pyromaniac:
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evil 913 N.
pyrometer:
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thermometer 389 N.
pyrosis:
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disease 655 N.
pyrotechnic sponge:
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fuel 388 N.
pyrotechnics:
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luminary 423 N.
-
heat 382 N.
pyrotechny:
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heat 382 N.
pyrotic:
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painfulness 830 Adj.
pyroxyline:
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arms 727 N.
pyrrhonism:
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incredulity 487 N.
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irreligion 989 N.
pyrrhonist:
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incredulity 487 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
Pythagorean:
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temperance 953 Adj.
-
temperance 953 N.
Pythagorism:
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temperance 953 N.
Pythia:
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oracle 513 N.
Pythian oracle:
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oracle 513 N.
Python:
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oracle 513 N.
Pythoness:
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oracle 513 N.
pyx:
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temple 1000 N.
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receptacle 191 N.
-
rite 998 N.
Q
Q.C.:
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lawyer 968 N.
Q.E.D.:
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demonstration 478 Phr.
Q.S:
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sufficiency 639 N.
Q-fever:
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disease 655 N.
quack:
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deceiver 548 N.
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remedy 662 N.
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ululation 412 V.
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bungler 701 N.
quackery:
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falsehood 544 N.
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unskillfulness 699 N.
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affectation 855 N.
quackish:
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unskillfulness 699 Adj.
quacksalver:
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deceiver 548 N.
quad word:
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information 527 N.
quad:
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four 95 N.
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abode 189 N.
-
heat 382 N.
quadrable:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadragesima:
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fasting 956 N.
quadragesimal:
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fasting 956 Adj.
quadrangle:
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angularity 244 N.
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four 95 N.
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abode 189 N.
quadrangular:
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angularity 244 Adj.
quadrant:
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quadrisection 97 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
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circularity 247 N.
quadrate with:
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agreement 23 V.
quadrate:
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four 95 Adj.
quadratic:
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four 95 Adj.
quadrature:
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four 95 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
quadrible:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadricycle:
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vehicle 272 N.
quadrifid:
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quadrisection 97 Adj.
quadrifoil:
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four 95 N.
quadrifoliate:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadrifoliolate:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadriform:
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four 95 N.
quadrigeminal:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadrigeminate:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadrilateral:
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laterality 236 Adj.
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
angularity 244 N.
quadrille:
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amusement 840 N.
quadripartite:
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quadrisection 97 Adj.
quadripartition:
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quadrisection 97 N.
quadriplanar:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadrireme:
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ship 273 N.
quadrisection:
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quadrisection 97 N.
quadriserial:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadrivium:
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four 95 N.
quadroon:
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mixture 41 N.
quadrumanous:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadruped:
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animal 366 N.
quadruple:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
quadruplet:
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four 95 N.
quadruplicate:
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quadruplication 96 Adj.
-
quadruplication 96 V.
quadruplication:
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quadruplication 96 N.
quadrupole:
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four 95 N.
quaff the bitter cup:
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pain 828 V.
quaff:
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food 298 V.
quaggy:
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marsh 345 Adj.
quagmire:
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uncleanness 653 N.
-
difficulty 704 N.
-
marsh 345 N.
quail:
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cowardice 862 V.
-
fear 860 V.
quaint:
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unconformity 83 Adj.
-
conciseness 572 Adj.
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beauty 845 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
quake:
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oscillation 314 V.
-
fear 860 V.
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agitation 315 V.
-
cold 383 V.
Quaker gun:
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impotence 158 N.
Quaker:
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heterodoxy 984 N.
quakerish:
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affectation 855 Adj.
Quakerism:
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inexcitability 826 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
qualification:
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change 140 N.
-
discount 813 N.
-
skill 698 N.
-
teaching 537 N.
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negation 536 N.
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power 157 N.
-
qualification 469 N.
qualified:
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qualification 469 Adj.
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skill 698 Adj.
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unconformity 83 Adj.
qualify for:
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dueness 924 V.
qualify:
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qualification 469 V.
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negation 536 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
change 140 V.
qualifying:
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qualification 469 Adj.
qualities:
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affections 820 N.
quality:
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nobility 875 N.
-
value 812a N.
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tendency 176 N.
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intrinsicality 5 N.
-
power 157 N.
qualm:
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unbelief doubt 485 N.
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unwillingness 603 N.
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fear 860 N.
qualms of conscience:
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unwillingness 603 N.
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penitence 950 N.
quandary:
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difficulty 704 N.
quantify:
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quantity 25 V.
quantitate:
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quantity 25 V.
quantitative:
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quantity 25 Adj.
quantitatively:
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numeration 85 Adv.
quantity:
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assemblage 72 N.
-
quantity 25 N.
-
greatness 31 N.
quantum jump:
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revolution 146 N.
quantum leap:
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revolution 146 N.
quantum:
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quantity 25 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
quarantine flag:
-
indication 550 N.
quarantine:
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safety 664 N.
quarrel:
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discord 713 V.
-
discord 713 N.
quarrelsome:
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irascibility 901 Adj.
-
contention 720 Adj.
-
discord 713 Adj.
quarry:
-
intention 620 N.
-
store 636 N.
quart:
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quadrisection 97 N.
quarter deck:
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summit 210 N.
quarter of a hundred:
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five, &c 98 N.
quarter sessions:
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tribunal 966 N.
quarter staff:
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arms 727 N.
quarter upon:
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location 184 V.
quarter:
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money 800 N.
-
lenity 740 N.
-
direction 278 N.
-
abode 189 N.
-
location 184 V.
-
region 181 N.
-
period 108 N.
-
quadrisection 97 V.
-
quadrisection 97 N.
-
four 95 N.
-
pity 914 N.
-
laterality 236 N.
quartered:
-
quadrisection 97 Adj.
quarter-evil:
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disease 655 N.
quarter-ill:
-
disease 655 N.
quartering:
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quadrisection 97 N.
quartermaster:
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provision 637 N.
quartern:
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quadrisection 97 N.
quarteron:
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mixture 41 N.
quarters:
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abode 189 N.
quarterstaff:
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contention 720 N.
quarter-wave plate:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
quartet:
-
four 95 N.
-
music 415 N.
quartett:
-
music 415 N.
quartile:
-
four 95 Adj.
quarto:
-
book 593 N.
quartz watch:
-
chronometry 114 N.
quartz:
-
hardness 323 N.
quasative:
-
agitation 315 Adj.
quash:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
quasi:
-
supposition 514 Adv.
-
similarity 17 Adv.
quassation:
-
agitation 315 N.
quassia:
-
unsavoriness 395 N.
quaternal:
-
four 95 Adj.
Quaternary:
-
oldness 124 Adj.
-
four 95 Adj.
quaternion:
-
four 95 N.
quaternity:
-
four 95 N.
quatrain:
-
poetry 597 N.
quatrefoil:
-
four 95 N.
quattrocento:
-
chronometry 114 Adj.
quaver:
-
agitation 315 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
musician 416 V.
-
roll 407 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
melody concord 413 N.
quay:
-
abode 189 N.
-
refuge 666 N.
quean:
-
libertine 962 N.
queasiness:
-
dislike 867 N.
queasy:
-
dislike 867 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
queen:
-
man 373 N.
-
master 745 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
queencraft:
-
direction 693 N.
Queen's Bench:
-
prison 752 N.
Queen's English:
-
language 560 N.
Queen's evidence:
-
disclosure 529 V.
Queen's highway:
-
method 627 N.
Queen's speech:
-
advice 695 N.
queer fish:
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
laughingstock 857 N.
queer:
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
quell:
-
moderation 174 V.
-
quiescence 265 V.
-
success 731 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
quench:
-
destruction 162 V.
-
insulation, fire extinction 388a V.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
pleasurableness 829 V.
-
satiety 869 V.
quenchless:
-
greed 817a Adj.
querimonious:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
querist:
-
inquiry 461 N.
quern:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
querulous:
-
lamentation 839 Adj.
-
fastidiousness 868 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
querulousness:
-
discontent 832 N.
query:
-
inquiry 461 N.
quest:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
pursuit 622 N.
question at issue:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
discord 713 N.
question mark:
-
indication 550 N.
question:
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
-
irreligion 989 V.
questionable:
-
disrepute 874 Adj.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
unbelief doubt 485 Adj.
questioning:
-
inquiry 461 N.
questionist:
-
learner 541 N.
questionless:
-
certainty 474 Adj.
questor:
-
treasurer 801 N.
queue:
-
sequel 65 N.
qui tam:
-
lawsuit 969 Adj.
quib:
-
ridicule 856 N.
quibble:
-
equivocalness 520 N.
-
intuition 477 V.
-
wit 842 N.
-
falsehood 544 V.
-
absurdity 497 N.
-
unmeaningness 517 V.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
qualification 469 V.
-
discrimination 465 V.
quibbling:
-
intuition 477 Adj.
-
absurdity 497 Adj.
-
unmeaningness 517 Adj.
quick as a flash:
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
quick as a lamplighter:
-
activity 682 Adj.
quick as a thought:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
quick as lightning:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
quick as thought:
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
quick ear:
-
hearing 418 N.
quick eye:
-
vision 441 N.
quick glance:
-
vision 441 N.
quick of apprehension:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
quick parts:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
quick shuffle:
-
deception 545 N.
quick sight:
-
vision 441 N.
quick witted:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
quick:
-
velocity 274 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
life 359 Adj.
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
transientness 111 Adj.
-
irascibility 901 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
quicken one's pace:
-
velocity 274 V.
quicken:
-
velocity 274 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
aid 707 V.
-
life 359 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
agency 170 V.
-
haste 684 V.
quickening power:
-
agency 170 N.
quick-freeze:
-
preservation 670 V.
quickly:
-
earliness 132 Adv.
quickness:
-
activity 682 N.
quicksands:
-
pitfall 667 N.
quick-scented:
-
odor 398 Adj.
quickset hedge:
-
inclosure 232 N.
quicksilver:
-
changeableness 149 N.
-
physical energy 171 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
quick-witted:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
wit 842 Adj.
quid pro quo:
-
reward 973 N.
-
compensation 30 N.
-
substitution 147 N.
-
interchange 148 N.
-
retaliation 718 N.
-
barter 794 N.
quid:
-
pungency 392 N.
quiddet:
-
intuition 477 N.
quiddity:
-
intuition 477 N.
-
wit 842 N.
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
quid-pro-quo:
-
wit 842 N.
quiescence:
-
permanence 141 N.
-
physical inertness 172 N.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
inaction 681 N.
-
inactivity 683 N.
quiescent:
-
stability 150 Adj.
-
quiescence 265 Adj.
quiet as a mouse:
-
inexcitability 826 Adj.
quiet life:
-
peace 721 N.
quiet:
-
quiescence 265 Adj.
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
dissuasion 616 V.
-
leisure 685 Adj.
-
inexcitability 826 N.
-
moderation 174 N.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
moderation 174 V.
quietism:
-
quiescence 265 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
irreligion 989 N.
quietly:
-
modesty 881 Adv.
quietude:
-
inexcitability 826 N.
quietus:
-
death 360 N.
-
killing 361 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
acquittal 970 N.
quill driver:
-
writing 590 N.
quill driving:
-
writing 590 N.
quill:
-
writing 590 N.
quillet:
-
intuition 477 N.
quilt:
-
covering 223 N.
-
variegation 440 V.
quinary:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
quincux:
-
five, &c 98 N.
quinine:
-
remedy 662 N.
quinqevalent:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
quinquarticular:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
quinquefid:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
quinquelateral:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
quinquennium:
-
period 108 N.
quinquepartite:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 Adj.
quinquesect:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 V.
quinquesection:
-
quinquesection, &c 99 N.
quinquina:
-
remedy 662 N.
quinsy:
-
disease 655 N.
quint:
-
five, &c 98 N.
quintain:
-
amusement 840 N.
-
intention 620 N.
quintal:
-
gravity 319 N.
quinteron:
-
mixture 41 N.
quintessence:
-
intrinsicality 5 N.
quintroon:
-
mixture 41 N.
quintuple:
-
five, &c 98 Adj.
quintuplet:
-
five, &c 98 N.
quintuplicate:
-
five, &c 98 V.
quip:
-
wit 842 N.
-
ridicule 856 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
disrespect 929 N.
quiproquo:
-
error 495 N.
quips and cranks:
-
wit 842 N.
quire:
-
temple 1000 N.
-
musician 416 N.
-
book 593 N.
quirk:
-
wit 842 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
caprice 608 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
misjudgment 481 N.
quirt:
-
scourge 975 N.
quisling:
-
disobedience 742 N.
quit of:
-
loss 776 Adj.
quit one's hold:
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
quit school:
-
learning 539 V.
quit scores:
-
payment 807 V.
quit:
-
departure 293 V.
-
relinquishment 624 V.
-
payment 807 V.
quitclaim deed:
-
relinquishment 782 N.
quitclaim:
-
exemption 927a V.
-
relinquishment 782 V.
quite another thing:
-
irrelation 10 Adj.
-
dissimilarity 18 Adj.
quite at home:
-
facility 705 Adj.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
quite right:
-
approbation 931 Int.
quite the contrary:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
-
negation 536 Adv.
quite the reverse:
-
contrariety 14 Adj.
quite the thing:
-
agreement 23 N.
-
dueness 924 Adj.
quite:
-
completeness 52 Adv.
quits:
-
equality 27 Adj.
-
equality 27 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
quittance:
-
payment 807 N.
-
reward 973 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
quiver with rage:
-
resentment 900 V.
quiver:
-
cold 383 V.
-
fear 860 V.
-
feeling 821 V.
-
store 636 N.
-
agitation 315 V.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
oscillation 314 V.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
feeling 821 N.
quivering:
-
fear 860 N.
Quixotic:
-
imagination 515 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
Quixotism:
-
excitability 825 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
Quixotry:
-
excitability 825 N.
quiz:
-
ridicule 856 N.
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
laughingstock 857 N.
quizzical:
-
ridiculousness 853 Adj.
-
ridicule 856 Adj.
quizzing:
-
ridicule 856 N.
quodlibet:
-
music 415 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
-
intuition 477 N.
-
wit 842 N.
quoit:
-
propulsion 284 N.
quoits:
-
amusement 840 N.
quondam:
-
the past 122 Adj.
quorum:
-
council 696 N.
quota:
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
expenditure 809 N.
quotation marks:
-
indication 550 N.
quotation:
-
imitation 19 N.
-
conformity 82 N.
-
stock market 799a N.
-
value 812a N.
quote authority:
-
conformity 82 V.
quote chapter and verse:
-
evidence 467 V.
quote precedent:
-
conformity 82 V.
quote:
-
conformity 82 V.
-
evidence 467 V.
quoth he:
-
affirmation 535 Phr.
-
speech 582 Phr.
quotidian:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
quotient:
-
number 84 N.
R
r_echauff_e:
-
calefaction 384 Adj.
Ra:
-
Jupiter 979 N.
rabat:
-
clothing 225 N.
rabbet:
-
junction 43 V.
Rabbi:
-
clergy 996 N.
Rabbin:
-
clergy 996 N.
Rabbinist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
Rabbist:
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
rabbit:
-
productiveness 168 N.
rabble rout:
-
commonality 876 N.
rabble:
-
assemblage 72 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
rabid:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
rabies:
-
insanity 503 N.
raccroc:
-
chance 156 N.
race against time:
-
time 106 Phr.
race course:
-
arena 728 N.
race horse:
-
velocity 274 N.
race with:
-
contention 720 V.
race:
-
pursuit 622 N.
-
opposition 708 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
business 625 N.
-
class 75 N.
-
pungency 392 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
paternity 166 N.
-
velocity 274 N.
-
contention 720 N.
-
velocity 274 V.
-
river 348 N.
-
conduit 350 N.
-
consanguinity 11 N.
race-culture:
-
improvement 658 N.
racehorse:
-
carrier 271 N.
racer:
-
carrier 271 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
rachidian:
-
centrality 222 Adj.
rachitic:
-
disease 655 Adj.
rachitis:
-
disease 655 N.
raciness:
-
vigor 574 N.
racing car:
-
vehicle 272 N.
racing the clock:
-
time 106 Phr.
rack one's brains:
-
imagination 515 V.
-
thought 451 V.
rack:
-
physical pain 378 N.
-
scourge 975 N.
-
punishment 972 N.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
physical pain 378 V.
-
bubble; cloud 353 N.
-
support 215 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
cleanness 652 V.
racket court:
-
amusement 840 N.
racket:
-
discord 713 N.
-
loudness 404 N.
-
agitation 315 N.
-
roll 407 N.
racketing:
-
activity 682 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
rackets:
-
amusement 840 N.
rackety:
-
loudness 404 Adj.
racking:
-
painfulness 830 Adj.
rack-rent:
-
receipt 810 N.
raconteur:
-
description 594 N.
racy:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
pungency 392 Adj.
-
saltiness 392a Adj.
-
vigor 574 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
radar gun:
-
measurement 466 N.
radar speed detector:
-
velocity 274 N.
radar trap:
-
velocity 274 N.
radar:
-
measurement 466 N.
-
warning 668 N.
raddle:
-
crossing 219 V.
raddled:
-
drunkenness 959 Adj.
radiance:
-
light 420 N.
-
beauty 845 N.
radiant heat:
-
calefaction 384 N.
radiant:
-
luminary 423 Adj.
-
light 420 Adj.
-
divergence 291 Adj.
-
repute 873 Adj.
radiate:
-
divergence 291 V.
-
light 420 V.
-
preservation 670 V.
radiation:
-
divergence 291 N.
-
calefaction 384 N.
-
light 420 N.
radical change:
-
revolution 146 N.
radical cure:
-
remedy 662 N.
radical reform:
-
improvement 658 N.
radical:
-
cause 153 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
completeness 52 Adj.
-
intrinsicality 5 Adj.
-
improvement 658 N.
-
number 84 Adj.
radically:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
radicle:
-
cause 153 N.
radio:
-
news 532 N.
-
resonance 408 N.
radioactive isotopes:
-
calefaction 384 N.
radioactive:
-
physical energy 171 Adj.
-
calefaction 384 Adj.
radioactivity:
-
calefaction 384 N.
radiograph:
-
representation 554 N.
radiography:
-
representation 554 N.
radiology:
-
remedy 662 N.
radiometer:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
radiophone:
-
hearing 418 N.
radiotelephone:
-
hearing 418 N.
radiotelescope:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
radium:
-
calefaction 384 N.
radius:
-
length 200 N.
-
breadth, thickness 202 N.
radix radical:
-
cause 153 N.
radon:
-
calefaction 384 N.
radoter:
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
radoteur:
-
fool 501 N.
raff:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
raffish:
-
commonality 876 Adj.
raffle:
-
chance 621 V.
raft:
-
ship 273 N.
rafter:
-
support 215 N.
rag:
-
greatness 31 Adv.
ragamuffin:
-
commonality 876 N.
rage:
-
excitability 825 N.
-
resentment 900 V.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
desire 865 N.
-
excitability 825 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
influence 175 V.
-
violence 173 V.
-
violence 173 N.
-
fashion 852 N.
rageful:
-
resentment 900 Adj.
ragged:
-
divestment 226 Adj.
raging passion:
-
excitability 825 N.
raging:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
resentment 900 Adj.
ragout:
-
food 298 N.
rags:
-
clothing 225 N.
-
inutility 645 N.
ragtag and bobtail:
-
commonality 876 N.
raid:
-
stealing 791 N.
-
attack 716 N.
rail at:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
rail in good set terms:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
rail in:
-
restraint 751 V.
-
circumscription 229 V.
rail:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
prison 752 N.
-
inclosure 232 N.
-
animal 366 N.
railing:
-
inclosure 232 N.
raillery:
-
ridicule 856 N.
rail-riding:
-
punishment 972 N.
railroad:
-
method 627 N.
-
haste 684 V.
railway station:
-
journey 266 N.
railway:
-
method 627 N.
raiment:
-
clothing 225 N.
rain cats and dogs:
-
river 348 V.
rain gage:
-
measurement 466 N.
rain gauge:
-
river 348 N.
-
measurement 466 N.
rain hard:
-
river 348 V.
rain in torrents:
-
river 348 V.
rain or shine:
-
certainty 474 Adv.
-
resolution 604 Adv.
rain pitchforks:
-
river 348 V.
rain:
-
river 348 N.
-
liquefaction 335 V.
-
sufficiency 639 V.
rainbow:
-
variegation 440 N.
rainbow-colored:
-
color 428 Adj.
raincoat:
-
clothing 225 N.
rainfall:
-
river 348 N.
rainless:
-
dryness 340 Adj.
rainy day:
-
adversity 735 N.
rainy:
-
river 348 Adj.
raise a cry:
-
publication 531 V.
-
indication 550 V.
raise a doubt:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
raise a hue and cry:
-
publication 531 V.
raise a laugh:
-
ridicule 856 V.
raise a question:
-
unbelief doubt 485 V.
raise a rallying cry:
-
courage 861 V.
raise a report:
-
publication 531 V.
raise a siege:
-
pacification 723 V.
raise a smile:
-
amusement 840 V.
raise a storm:
-
violence 173 V.
raise an alarm:
-
fear 860 V.
-
alarm 669 V.
raise anger:
-
resentment 900 V.
raise apprehensions:
-
fear 860 V.
raise Cain:
-
resentment 900 V.
raise desire:
-
desire 865 V.
raise expectation:
-
prediction 511 V.
raise expectations:
-
hope 858 V.
raise funds:
-
acquisition 775 V.
raise hope:
-
hope 858 V.
raise laughter:
-
amusement 840 V.
-
rejoicing 838 V.
raise money:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
borrowing 788 V.
raise on its legs:
-
verticality 212 V.
raise one's banner:
-
warfare 722 V.
raise one's choler:
-
resentment 900 V.
raise one's dander:
-
resentment 900 V.
raise one's gorge:
-
resentment 900 V.
raise one's head:
-
improvement 658 V.
-
refreshment 689 V.
-
prosperity 734 V.
-
repute 873 V.
raise one's voice against:
-
dissent 489 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
opposition 708 V.
raise one's voice:
-
speech 582 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
raise pity:
-
pity 914 V.
raise the alarm:
-
alarm 669 V.
raise the finger:
-
indication 550 V.
raise the fire cross:
-
warfare 722 V.
raise the hand:
-
indication 550 V.
raise the jolly roger:
-
warfare 722 V.
raise the mask:
-
disclosure 529 V.
raise the question:
-
inquiry 461 V.
raise the spirits:
-
cheerfulness 836 V.
raise the veil:
-
disclosure 529 V.
raise the wind:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
borrowing 788 V.
raise to a fever heat:
-
excitation 824 V.
raise troops:
-
warfare 722 V.
raise up in arms:
-
warfare 722 V.
raise up the voice:
-
cry 411 V.
raise up:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
verticality 212 V.
-
activity 682 V.
raise:
-
increase 35 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
-
convexity 250 V.
-
ascent 305 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
-
production 161 V.
raised:
-
convexity 250 Adj.
raising:
-
elevation 307 N.
rajah:
-
master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
Rajput:
-
combatant 726 N.
rake out:
-
extraction 301 V.
rake over the coals:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
rake up evidence:
-
evidence 467 V.
rake up the past:
-
memory 505 V.
rake up:
-
excitation 824 V.
-
extraction 301 V.
-
assemblage 72 V.
rake:
-
bad man 949 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
-
cleanness 652 V.
-
cleanness 652 N.
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
traction 285 V.
-
traction 285 N.
-
intemperance 954 V.
rakehell:
-
bad man 949 N.
-
libertine 962 N.
raking fire:
-
attack 716 N.
rakish:
-
intemperance 954 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
rallentando:
-
music 415 Adv.
rally round:
-
order 58 V.
-
cooperation 709 V.
rally:
-
restoration 660 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
ridicule 856 V.
-
courage 861 V.
rallying cry:
-
indication 550 N.
rallying point:
-
focus 74 N.
ram down:
-
density 321 V.
-
closure 261 V.
ram in:
-
insertion 300 V.
ram:
-
impulse 276 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
information 527 N.
-
animal 366 N.
-
stopper 263 N.
-
man 373 N.
Ramadan:
-
fasting 956 N.
-
rite 998 N.
ramage:
-
vegetable 367 N.
Ramazan:
-
fasting 956 N.
-
rite 998 N.
ramble:
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
journey 266 N.
-
journey 266 V.
-
deviation 279 V.
-
imbecility folly 499 V.
-
insanity 503 V.
rambler:
-
traveler 268 N.
rambling episodic:
-
diffuseness 573 Adj.
rambling:
-
journey 266 Adj.
-
deviation 279 Adj.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
feebleness 575 Adj.
-
irregularity of recurrence 139 Adj.
ramification:
-
part 51 N.
-
divergence 291 N.
-
symmetry 242 N.
-
bisection 91 N.
-
posterity 167 N.
-
filament 205 N.
ramify:
-
bisection 91 V.
-
divergence 291 V.
rammer:
-
stopper 263 N.
-
impulse 276 N.
ramose:
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
ramous:
-
symmetry 242 Adj.
ramp:
-
leap 309 V.
-
ascent 305 V.
rampage:
-
violence 173 V.
rampant:
-
influence 175 Adj.
-
excitability 825 Adj.
-
impurity 961 Adj.
-
freedom 748 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
elevation 307 Adj.
-
verticality 212 Adj.
rampart:
-
defense 717 N.
ramrod:
-
stopper 263 N.
ramrod-straight:
-
straightness 246 Adj.
ramshackle:
-
danger 665 Adj.
ranch:
-
property 780 N.
rancid:
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
rancidity:
-
fetor 401 N.
rancor:
-
enmity 889 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
revenge 919 N.
rancorous:
-
revenge 919 Adj.
-
malevolence 907 Adj.
randan:
-
ship 273 N.
random access memory:
-
information 527 N.
random breed:
-
unconformity 83 N.
random selection:
-
absence of choice 609a N.
random shot:
-
experiment 463 N.
-
chance 621 N.
random:
-
chance 156 N.
-
vehicle 272 N.
-
uncertainty 475 Adj.
-
chance 621 Adj.
-
chance 156 Adj.
-
derangement 61 Adj.
randomize:
-
derangement 61 V.
randomly:
-
chance 621 Adv.
randomness:
-
amorphism 241 N.
randy:
-
sexuality 374a Adj.
-
amusement 840 N.
range itself:
-
order 58 V.
range under:
-
inclusion 76 V.
range with:
-
inclusion 76 V.
range:
-
furnace 386 N.
-
husbandry 370 N.
-
direction 278 N.
-
journey 266 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
abode 189 N.
-
space 180 N.
-
class 75 N.
-
degree 26 N.
-
term 71 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
distance 196 V.
-
freedom 748 N.
ranger:
-
thief 792 N.
-
director 694 N.
-
keeper 753 N.
rani:
-
woman 374 N.
-
master 745 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
rank amateur:
-
learner 541 N.
rank and file:
-
continuity 69 N.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
commonality 876 N.
rank:
-
combatant 726 N.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
degree 26 N.
-
order 58 N.
-
repute 873 N.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
-
badness 649 Adj.
-
judgment 480 V.
-
fetor 401 Adj.
-
vegetability 365 Adj.
-
term 71 N.
-
continuity 69 N.
-
nobility 875 N.
rankle in the breast:
-
revenge 919 V.
rankle:
-
resentment 900 V.
-
revenge 919 V.
-
painfulness 830 V.
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
uncleanness 653 V.
-
memory 505 V.
rankling:
-
resentment 900 N.
-
malevolence 907 N.
-
revenge 919 Adj.
ransack one's brains:
-
thought 451 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
ransack:
-
stealing 791 V.
-
inquiry 461 V.
ransom:
-
deliverance 672 V.
-
price 812 N.
-
atonement 952 V.
rant:
-
excitability 825 V.
-
unmeaningness 517 N.
-
exaggeration 549 N.
-
diffuseness 573 V.
-
ornament 577 N.
-
speech 582 V.
-
drama 599 V.
ranter:
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
impiety 988 N.
rantipole:
-
inattention 458 Adj.
ranunculus:
-
beauty 845 N.
rap on the knuckles:
-
punishment 972 N.
-
resentment 900 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
rap out an oath:
-
malediction 908 V.
rap out oaths:
-
insolence 885 V.
rap out:
-
speech 582 V.
-
voice 580 V.
-
affirmation 535 V.
rap:
-
unimportance 643 N.
-
snap 406 V.
-
impulse 276 N.
-
impulse 276 V.
-
money 800 N.
rapacious:
-
parsimony 819 Adj.
-
taking 789 Adj.
-
greed 817a Adj.
rapaciousness:
-
taking 789 N.
rapacity:
-
stealing 791 N.
-
greed 817a N.
-
taking 789 N.
rape oil:
-
oil 356 N.
rape:
-
stealing 791 N.
-
impurity 961 N.
rapid as electricity:
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
rapid slope:
-
obliquity 217 N.
rapid:
-
instantaneity 113 Adj.
-
velocity 274 Adj.
rapidity:
-
velocity 274 N.
rapids:
-
river 348 N.
rapier:
-
arms 727 N.
rapine:
-
stealing 791 N.
rapparee:
-
thief 792 N.
rappee:
-
pungency 392 N.
rappel:
-
descent 306 N.
-
descent 306 V.
-
warfare 722 N.
rapping:
-
snap 406 N.
-
snap 406 Adj.
rapprochement:
-
friendship 888 N.
-
concord 714 N.
rapscallion:
-
bad man 949 N.
rapt:
-
attention 457 Adj.
-
inattention 458 Adj.
-
feeling 821 Adj.
raptorial:
-
taking 789 Adj.
-
stealing 791 Adj.
raptorials:
-
severity 739 N.
raptors:
-
severity 739 N.
rapture:
-
pleasure 827 N.
-
love 897 N.
rapturous:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
-
love 897 Adj.
rare as a blue diamond:
-
infrequency 137 Adj.
rare gas:
-
physical inertness 172 N.
rare:
-
improbability 473 Adj.
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
importance 642 Adj.
-
rarity 322 Adj.
-
infrequency 137 Adj.
-
fewness 103 Adj.
-
nonimitation 20 Adj.
-
unconformity 83 Adj.
raree show:
-
amusement 840 N.
raree-show:
-
appearance 448 N.
rarefaction:
-
expansion 194 N.
-
rarity 322 N.
rarefiable:
-
rarity 322 Adj.
rarefied:
-
rarity 322 Adj.
rarefy:
-
expansion 194 V.
-
rarity 322 V.
rarely:
-
fewness 103 Adv.
-
infrequency 137 Adv.
rareness:
-
infrequency 137 N.
rarity:
-
fewness 103 N.
-
infrequency 137 N.
-
unconformity 83 N.
-
rarity 322 N.
rascal:
-
knave 941 N.
-
bad man 949 N.
rascality:
-
improbity 940 N.
rascallion:
-
bad man 949 N.
rascally:
-
improbity 940 Adj.
rase to the ground:
-
depression 308 V.
rase:
-
obliteration 552 V.
rash:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
-
disease 655 N.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
rasher:
-
layer 204 N.
rashling:
-
rashness 863 N.
rashness:
-
courage 861 N.
-
rashness 863 N.
-
imbecility folly 499 N.
rasorial:
-
animal 366 Adj.
rasp:
-
pulverulence 330 N.
-
pulverulence 330 V.
-
friction 331 V.
rasper:
-
difficulty 704 N.
rasure:
-
obliteration 552 N.
rat:
-
tergiversation 607 V.
-
tergiversation 607 N.
-
disclosure 529 V.
ratan:
-
scourge 975 N.
rataplan:
-
roll 407 N.
ratatat:
-
roll 407 N.
-
ululation 412 V.
ratatat-tat:
-
roll 407 N.
ratchet:
-
sharpness 253 N.
-
connection 45 N.
rate of exchange:
-
money 800 N.
rate:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
value 812a N.
-
judgment 480 V.
-
measurement 466 V.
-
degree 26 N.
-
motion 264 N.
rath:
-
earliness 132 Adj.
-
earliness 132 Adv.
-
defense 717 N.
rather good:
-
imperfection 651 Adj.
rather in some degree:
-
smallness 32 Adv.
rather:
-
choice 609 Adv.
-
unimportance 643 Adv.
-
imperfection 651 Adv.
ratification:
-
evidence 467 N.
-
compact 769 N.
-
assent 488 N.
-
consent 762 N.
ratify:
-
evidence 467 V.
-
assent 488 V.
-
compact 769 V.
rating:
-
disapprobation 932 N.
ratio:
-
comparison 464 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
degree 26 N.
-
relation 9 N.
-
number 84 N.
ration out:
-
apportionment 786 V.
ration:
-
food 298 N.
-
apportionment 786 N.
-
apportionment 786 V.
rational number:
-
number 84 N.
rational:
-
number 84 Adj.
-
sanity 502 Adj.
-
intellect 450 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
rationale:
-
cause 153 N.
-
attribution 155 N.
-
answer 462 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
rationalism:
-
irreligion 989 N.
rationalist:
-
irreligion 989 N.
-
reasoning 476 N.
rationalistic:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
rationality:
-
intellect 450 N.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
sanity 502 N.
ratlings:
-
support 215 N.
rats in the upper story:
-
insanity 503 N.
ratsbane:
-
bane 663 N.
rattan:
-
scourge 975 N.
ratten:
-
impotence 158 V.
rattle headed:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
rattle on:
-
loquacity 584 V.
rattle the windows:
-
loudness 404 V.
rattle:
-
roll 407 V.
-
musical instruments 417 N.
-
loquacity 584 N.
-
loquacity 584 V.
rattle-brained:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
rattlesnake:
-
evil 913 N.
rattletraps:
-
property 780 N.
rattling pace:
-
velocity 274 N.
rattling rate:
-
velocity 274 N.
rattling:
-
cheerfulness 836 Adj.
raucity:
-
aphony 581 N.
-
faintness 405 N.
raucous:
-
aphony 581 Adj.
ravage gut:
-
destruction 162 V.
ravage:
-
deterioration 659 Adj.
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
destruction 162 N.
ravages of time:
-
time 106 N.
-
deterioration 659 N.
rave against:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
rave:
-
speech 582 V.
-
insanity 503 V.
-
excitability 825 V.
-
excitation 824 V.
ravel:
-
disorder 59 V.
-
arrangement 60 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
-
crossing 219 V.
-
difficulty 704 V.
raveled:
-
complexity 59a Adj.
-
convolution 248 Adj.
ravelin:
-
defense 717 N.
raveling:
-
complexity 59a N.
raven for:
-
desire 865 V.
raven:
-
blackness 431 N.
-
gluttony 957 N.
ravening:
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
desire 865 Adj.
ravenous as a wolf:
-
greed 817a Adj.
ravenous:
-
taking 789 Adj.
-
greed 817a Adj.
ravenousness:
-
greed 817a N.
raver:
-
madman 504 N.
ravine:
-
interval 198 N.
-
narrowness, thinness 203 N.
-
furrow 259 N.
raving:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
insanity 503 N.
-
insanity 503 Adj.
-
excitability 825 N.
ravish:
-
taking 789 V.
ravishing:
-
pleasurableness 829 Adj.
ravishment:
-
pleasure 827 N.
raw head and bloody bones:
-
fear 860 N.
raw levies:
-
combatant 726 N.
raw material:
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
-
materials 635 N.
raw recruit:
-
learner 541 N.
raw:
-
physical pain 378 Adj.
-
unskillfulness 699 Adj.
-
nonpreparation 674 Adj.
-
materials 635 Adj.
-
cold 383 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
color 428 Adj.
rawboned:
-
narrowness, thinness 203 Adj.
rawhide:
-
scourge 975 N.
rawness:
-
nonpreparation 674 N.
ray of comfort:
-
content 831 N.
ray of hope:
-
hope 858 N.
ray:
-
light 420 N.
raze to the ground:
-
depression 308 V.
raze:
-
depression 308 V.
-
destruction 162 V.
-
obliteration 552 V.
razor blade:
-
sharpness 253 N.
razor:
-
sharpness 253 N.
razzia:
-
destruction 162 N.
-
attack 716 N.
-
stealing 791 N.
reabsorb:
-
reception 296 V.
reach of thought:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
reach one's ears:
-
information 527 V.
reach the ear:
-
hearing 418 V.
reach the goal:
-
completion 729 V.
reach to:
-
length 200 V.
-
distance 196 V.
reach:
-
authority 737 N.
-
taking 789 V.
-
deception 545 N.
-
river 348 N.
-
arrival 292 V.
-
transference 270 V.
-
distance 196 N.
-
equality 27 V.
-
degree 26 N.
-
completion 729 V.
react:
-
counteraction 179 V.
-
recoil 277 V.
reaction:
-
counteraction 179 N.
-
recoil 277 N.
-
restoration 660 N.
-
retaliation 718 N.
-
amusement 840 N.
-
compensation 30 N.
reactionary:
-
reversion 145 Adj.
-
tergiversation 607 Adj.
-
regression 283 Adj.
-
recoil 277 Adj.
-
counteraction 179 Adj.
reactionist:
-
recoil 277 N.
-
opponent 710 N.
read a lecture to:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
read a lesson:
-
teaching 537 V.
-
disapprobation 932 V.
read between the lines:
-
latency, implication 526 V.
-
interpretation 522 V.
read with:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
read:
-
learning 539 V.
-
interpretation 522 V.
readable:
-
elegance 578 Adj.
reader:
-
clergy 996 N.
-
teacher 540 N.
-
printing 591 N.
readership:
-
school 542 N.
readily:
-
facility 705 Adv.
readiness:
-
memory 505 N.
-
elegance 578 N.
-
willingness 602 N.
-
preparation 673 N.
-
skill 698 N.
reading desk:
-
school 542 N.
-
temple 1000 N.
reading glasses:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
reading head:
-
hearing 418 N.
reading in:
-
churchdom 995 N.
reading:
-
speciality 79 N.
-
learning 539 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
interpretation 522 N.
readjust:
-
agreement 23 V.
-
equality 27 V.
readjustment:
-
equality 27 N.
readmit:
-
reception 296 V.
read-only memory:
-
information 527 N.
-
record 551 N.
ready cash:
-
money 800 N.
ready made:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
ready memory:
-
memory 505 N.
ready money:
-
payment 807 N.
-
money 800 N.
ready pen:
-
style 569 N.
ready to burst forth:
-
excitability 825 Adj.
ready to burst:
-
redundancy 641 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
amusement 840 Adj.
ready to drop:
-
fatigue 688 Adj.
ready to one's band:
-
preparation 673 Adj.
ready to sink:
-
excitation 824 Adj.
ready to split:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
ready wit:
-
wit 842 N.
ready:
-
expectation 507 Adj.
-
willingness 602 Adj.
-
utility 644 Adj.
-
preparation 673 Adj.
-
activity 682 Adj.
-
skill 698 Adj.
reaffirm:
-
affirmation 535 V.
reagent:
-
experiment 463 N.
real estate:
-
land 342 N.
real McCoy:
-
identity 13 N.
real presence:
-
rite 998 N.
real security:
-
security 771 N.
real Simon Pure:
-
truth 494 N.
real:
-
existence 1 Adj.
-
truth 494 Adj.
-
number 84 Adj.
real-estate broker:
-
mart 799 N.
realgar:
-
redness 434 N.
realism:
-
truth 494 N.
realistic:
-
truth 494 Adj.
reality:
-
existence 1 N.
-
truth 494 N.
realize:
-
intellect 450 V.
-
sale 796 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
completion 729 V.
-
imagination 515 V.
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
thought 451 V.
-
speciality 79 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
really!:
-
wonder 870 Int.
really:
-
truth 494 Adv.
realm:
-
government 737a N.
-
property 780 N.
-
region 181 N.
-
mankind 372 N.
realms of Pluto:
-
hell 982 N.
realty:
-
property 780 N.
ream:
-
book 593 N.
reanimate:
-
reproduction 163 V.
-
life 359 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
reanimation:
-
reproduction 163 N.
-
restoration 660 N.
reap an advantage:
-
acquisition 775 V.
reap and carry:
-
acquisition 775 V.
reap the benefit of:
-
success 731 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
utility 644 V.
reap the fruits of:
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
reward 973 V.
reap the fruits:
-
success 731 V.
reap the harvest:
-
success 731 V.
reap:
-
shortness 201 V.
-
agriculture 371 V.
-
taking 789 V.
reappear:
-
repetition 104 V.
-
visibility 446 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
reappearance:
-
reproduction 163 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
reappearing:
-
reproduction 163 Adj.
rear admiral:
-
master 745 N.
rear guard:
-
warning 668 N.
-
rear 235 N.
-
end 67 N.
rear its head:
-
manifestation 525 V.
rear one's head:
-
pride 878 V.
rear rank:
-
rear 235 N.
rear:
-
production 161 V.
-
teaching 537 V.
-
elevation 307 V.
-
rear 235 N.
-
verticality 212 V.
-
end 67 Adj.
-
sequel 65 N.
-
rear 235 Adj.
rearrange:
-
interchange 148 V.
-
derangement 61 V.
rearrangement:
-
interchange 148 N.
rear-view mirror:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
rearward:
-
rear 235 Adv.
reason ill:
-
intuition 477 V.
reason in a circle:
-
intuition 477 V.
reason in circles:
-
intuition 477 V.
reason why:
-
motive 615 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
attribution 155 N.
reason:
-
reasoning 476 V.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
-
intellect 450 N.
-
cause 153 N.
-
motive 615 N.
reasonable chance:
-
probability 472 N.
reasonable prospect:
-
probability 472 N.
reasonable:
-
cheapness 815 Adj.
-
right 922 Adj.
-
sanity 502 Adj.
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 Adj.
-
moderation 174 Adj.
-
probability 472 Adj.
reasonableness:
-
intelligence, wisdom 498 N.
reasoner:
-
reasoning 476 N.
reasoning faculties:
-
intellect 450 N.
reasoning:
-
reasoning 476 Adj.
-
correction 527a V.
reasoningless:
-
imbecility folly 499 Adj.
reasonless:
-
insanity 503 Adj.
reasons:
-
reasoning 476 N.
reassemble:
-
assemblage 72 V.
reassert:
-
affirmation 535 V.
reassurance:
-
hope 858 N.
reassure:
-
hope 858 V.
-
courage 861 V.
reassured:
-
courage 861 Adj.
reassuring:
-
hope 858 Adj.
reasty:
-
uncleanness 653 Adj.
-
fetor 401 Adj.
reave:
-
taking 789 V.
rebate:
-
discount 813 N.
-
discount 813 V.
-
moderation 174 V.
rebatement:
-
discount 813 N.
Rebbe:
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clergy 996 N.
rebeck:
-
musical instruments 417 N.
rebel:
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disobedience 742 V.
-
disobedience 742 N.
rebellion:
-
disobedience 742 N.
rebellow:
-
ululation 412 V.
rebellowing:
-
ululation 412 Adj.
reboant:
-
ululation 412 Adj.
reboation:
-
ululation 412 N.
reborn:
-
penitence 950 Adj.
rebound:
-
recoil 277 V.
-
regression 283 V.
-
recoil 277 N.
rebuff:
-
resistance 719 N.
-
failure 732 N.
-
refusal 764 N.
-
refusal 764 V.
-
discourtesy 895 N.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
-
recoil 277 N.
rebuild:
-
restoration 660 V.
rebuke:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
-
disapprobation 932 N.
rebus:
-
secret 533 N.
rebut:
-
answer 462 V.
-
counter evidence 468 V.
-
confutation 479 V.
-
negation 536 V.
rebutter:
-
answer 462 N.
-
lawsuit 969 N.
recalcitrant:
-
resistance 719 Adj.
-
disobedience 742 Adj.
-
recoil 277 Adj.
recalcitrate:
-
resistance 719 V.
-
recoil 277 V.
recalcitration:
-
recoil 277 N.
-
resistance 719 N.
recalesce:
-
heat 382 V.
recalescence:
-
heat 382 N.
recall to life:
-
restoration 660 V.
recall upon:
-
memory 505 V.
recall:
-
identification 465b V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
-
memory 505 V.
-
politics 737b N.
-
tergiversation 607 V.
recant:
-
penitence 950 V.
-
dissent 489 V.
-
negation 536 V.
-
tergiversation 607 V.
-
abrogation 756 V.
recantation:
-
penitence 950 N.
-
abrogation 756 N.
-
dissent 489 N.
-
tergiversation 607 N.
recapitulate:
-
numeration 85 V.
-
repetition 104 V.
-
description 594 V.
-
compendium 596 V.
recapitulation:
-
compendium 596 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
recapper:
-
instrument 633 N.
recast:
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change 140 V.
-
revolution 146 V.
-
plan 626 V.
recede into the shade:
-
disrepute 874 V.
recede:
-
regression 283 V.
-
recession 287 V.
receding:
-
regression 283 Adj.
-
recession 287 Adj.
receipt in full:
-
payment 807 N.
receipt:
-
plan 626 N.
-
remedy 662 N.
-
precept 697 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
payment 807 N.
-
receipt 810 N.
receipts:
-
accounts 811 N.
receive a windfall:
-
wealth 803 V.
receive an impression:
-
feeling 821 V.
receive an inheritance:
-
wealth 803 V.
receive an order:
-
command 741 V.
receive Christ:
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piety 987 V.
receive communion:
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rite 998 V.
receive extreme unction:
-
rite 998 V.
receive honorable mention:
-
approbation 931 V.
receive hospitality:
-
sociality 892 V.
receive its quietus:
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abrogation 756 V.
receive knowledge:
-
learning 539 V.
receive penance:
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rite 998 V.
receive pleasure:
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physical pleasure 377 V.
-
pleasure 827 V.
receive the sacrament:
-
rite 998 V.
receive with open arms:
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friendship 888 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
receive:
-
receipt 810 V.
-
inclusion 76 V.
-
sociality 892 V.
-
courtesy 894 V.
-
reception 296 V.
-
belief 484 V.
-
assent 488 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
receiving 785 V.
-
taking 789 V.
received maxim:
-
maxim 496 N.
received truth:
-
maxim 496 N.
received:
-
habit 613 Adj.
-
receiving 785 Adj.
-
receipt 810 Adj.
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
receiver of stolen goods:
-
thief 792 N.
receiver:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
receiving 785 N.
-
treasurer 801 N.
receiving:
-
receiving 785 Adj.
-
receiving 785 N.
-
receipt 810 Adj.
recency:
-
newness 123 N.
recension:
-
numeration 85 N.
recent:
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the past 122 Adj.
-
newness 123 Adj.
-
oldness 124 Adj.
receptacle:
-
receptacle 191 N.
reception room:
-
receptacle 191 N.
reception:
-
receiving 785 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
sociality 892 N.
-
taking 789 N.
-
reception 296 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
-
composition 54 N.
-
conversation 588 N.
-
inclusion 76 N.
recess:
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
-
regression 283 N.
-
ambush 530 N.
-
repose 687 N.
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
recesses:
-
interiority 221 N.
recession:
-
deterioration 659 N.
-
regression 283 N.
-
recession 287 N.
recherche:
-
goodness 648 Adj.
-
fashion 852 Adj.
recidivate:
-
relapse 661 V.
recidivation:
-
regression 283 N.
-
relapse 661 N.
recidivism:
-
reversion 145 N.
-
regression 283 N.
-
relapse 661 N.
recidivist:
-
tergiversation 607 N.
recidivity:
-
relapse 661 N.
-
regression 283 N.
recidivous:
-
regression 283 Adj.
recipe:
-
remedy 662 N.
-
precept 697 N.
recipient:
-
receiving 785 Adj.
-
receiving 785 N.
-
receptacle 191 N.
-
receptacle 191 Adj.
reciprocal:
-
number 84 Adj.
-
number 84 N.
-
interchange 148 Adj.
-
correlation 12 Adj.
reciprocally:
-
correlation 12 Adv.
reciprocalness:
-
correlation 12 N.
reciprocate:
-
interchange 148 V.
-
retaliation 718 V.
-
concord 714 V.
-
correlation 12 V.
-
assent 488 V.
reciprocation:
-
correlation 12 N.
-
interchange 148 N.
-
retaliation 718 N.
reciprocative:
-
correlation 12 Adj.
reciprocator:
-
correlation 12 N.
reciprocity:
-
correlation 12 N.
-
interchange 148 N.
recision:
-
nonaddition, subtraction 38 N.
-
abrogation 756 N.
recital:
-
description 594 N.
recitation:
-
speech 582 N.
recitative:
-
music 415 N.
recitativo:
-
music 415 N.
recite:
-
numeration 85 V.
-
speech 582 V.
-
description 594 V.
reck:
-
care 459 V.
reckless:
-
neglect 460 Adj.
-
rashness 863 Adj.
recklessness:
-
neglect 460 N.
-
insensibility 823 N.
-
indifference 866 N.
reckon among:
-
inclusion 76 V.
reckon upon:
-
belief 484 V.
reckon with:
-
payment 807 V.
reckon without one's host:
-
error 495 V.
-
unskillfulness 699 V.
-
failure 732 V.
-
rashness 863 V.
reckoning:
-
measurement 466 N.
-
accounts 811 N.
-
reward 973 N.
-
numeration 85 N.
-
payment 807 N.
-
expectation 507 N.
reclaim:
-
atonement 952 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
command 741 V.
-
dueness 924 V.
-
penitence 950 V.
reclaimed:
-
penitence 950 Adj.
reclamation:
-
command 741 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
-
restoration 660 N.
reclination:
-
horizontality 213 N.
recline on a bed of down:
-
repose 687 V.
recline on an easy chair:
-
repose 687 V.
recline on:
-
support 215 V.
recline:
-
horizontality 213 V.
-
repose 687 V.
-
depression 308 V.
reclivate:
-
convolution 248 Adj.
recluse:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
reclusion:
-
seclusion, exclusion 893 N.
recognition:
-
indication 550 N.
-
courtesy 894 N.
-
memory 505 N.
-
knowledge 490 N.
-
assent 488 N.
-
identification 465b N.
-
gratitude 916 N.
recognizable by:
-
indication 550 Adj.
recognizable:
-
visibility 446 Adj.
-
intelligibility 518 Adj.
recognizance:
-
security 771 N.
recognize the identity of:
-
identity 13 V.
recognize:
-
vision 441 V.
-
knowledge 490 V.
-
permission 760 V.
-
memory 505 V.
-
assent 488 V.
-
discovery 480a V.
-
identification 465b V.
-
attention 457 V.
-
discrimination 465 V.
recognized maxim:
-
maxim 496 N.
recognized:
-
knowledge 490 Adj.
-
habit 613 Adj.
recoil at:
-
hate 898 V.
recoil from:
-
dislike 867 V.
recoil:
-
unwillingness 603 V.
-
avoidance 623 V.
-
recoil 277 N.
-
avoidance 623 N.
-
recoil 277 V.
-
reversion 145 V.
-
reversion 145 N.
-
recession 287 N.
-
unwillingness 603 N.
recoiling:
-
recoil 277 Adj.
recollect:
-
memory 505 V.
recollection:
-
memory 505 N.
recombinant:
-
interchange 148 Adj.
recombination:
-
interchange 148 N.
recombine:
-
interchange 148 V.
recommence:
-
beginning 66 V.
recommend itself:
-
approbation 931 V.
recommend:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
advice 695 V.
recommendation:
-
advice 695 N.
recommendatory:
-
advice 695 Adj.
recompense:
-
right 922 V.
-
reward 973 N.
-
reward 973 V.
reconcile oneself to:
-
inexcitability 826 V.
reconcile:
-
agreement 23 V.
-
pacification 723 V.
-
content 831 V.
reconcilement:
-
agreement 23 N.
-
pacification 723 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
reconciliation:
-
pacification 723 N.
-
content 831 N.
-
forgiveness 918 N.
-
agreement 23 N.
recondite:
-
unintelligibility 519 Adj.
-
concealment 528 Adj.
reconnaissance:
-
vision 441 N.
-
inquiry 461 N.
reconnoiter:
-
inquiry 461 V.
-
vision 441 V.
reconnoitering:
-
inquiry 461 N.
reconsider:
-
thought 451 V.
reconsideration:
-
thought 451 N.
reconstitute:
-
restoration 660 V.
reconstitution:
-
restoration 660 N.
reconstruct:
-
restoration 660 V.
reconstruction:
-
restoration 660 N.
reconversion:
-
restoration 660 N.
reconvert:
-
restoration 660 V.
record shop:
-
mart 799 N.
record:
-
superiority 33 N.
-
security 771 N.
-
conduct 692 N.
-
record 551 V.
-
record 551 N.
-
indication 550 N.
-
evidence 467 N.
recorder:
-
recorder 553 N.
-
judge 967 N.
-
record 551 N.
recording spectrometer:
-
optical instruments 445 N.
recording:
-
copy 21 N.
-
record 551 N.
recount:
-
description 594 V.
recoup:
-
restoration 660 V.
-
restitution 790 V.
recourse:
-
use 677 N.
recover breath:
-
refreshment 689 V.
recover one's strength:
-
refreshment 689 V.
recover:
-
health 654 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
taking 789 V.
-
restitution 790 V.
recoverable:
-
restoration 660 Adj.
recovery of strength:
-
refreshment 689 N.
recovery:
-
restoration 660 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
-
taking 789 N.
-
restitution 790 N.
-
improvement 658 N.
recreant:
-
knave 941 N.
-
vice 945 Adj.
-
bad man 949 N.
-
improbity 940 Adj.
-
cowardice 862 Adj.
-
cowardice 862 N.
recreate:
-
amusement 840 V.
recreation:
-
amusement 840 N.
recreational:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
recreative:
-
amusement 840 Adj.
recrement:
-
uncleanness 653 N.
recriminate:
-
disapprobation 932 V.
recrimination:
-
retaliation 718 N.
-
regret 833 N.
-
vindication 937 N.
-
accusation 938 N.
recriminatory:
-
accusation 938 Adj.
recrudescence:
-
relapse 661 N.
recruit:
-
refreshment 689 V.
-
combatant 726 N.
-
aid 707 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
health 654 V.
-
provision 637 V.
-
learner 541 N.
-
strength 159 V.
-
auxiliary 711 N.
recruiting:
-
restoration 660 N.
recruits:
-
aid 707 N.
rectangle:
-
four 95 N.
-
angularity 244 N.
rectangular:
-
quadrisection 97 Adj.
-
angularity 244 Adj.
-
perpendicularity 216a Adj.
-
verticality 212 Adj.
rectification:
-
restoration 660 N.
rectify:
-
straightness 246 V.
-
improvement 658 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
rectilineal:
-
straightness 246 Adj.
rectilinear:
-
straightness 246 Adj.
-
oscillation 314 Adj.
rectilinearity:
-
straightness 246 N.
rectitude:
-
probity 939 N.
rector:
-
director 694 N.
-
clergy 996 N.
rectorship:
-
churchdom 995 N.
rectory:
-
temple 1000 N.
rectrix:
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master 745 N.
recubant:
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horizontality 213 Adj.
reculade:
-
regression 283 N.
reculer pour mieux sauter:
-
caution 864 V.
recumbency:
-
horizontality 213 N.
recumbent:
-
horizontality 213 Adj.
recuperation:
-
refreshment 689 N.
-
restitution 790 N.
recuperative:
-
refreshment 689 Adj.
-
restitution 790 Adj.
-
restoration 660 Adj.
recur in regular order:
-
regularity of recurrence 138 V.
recur to the mind:
-
memory 505 V.
recur to:
-
use 677 V.
recur:
-
frequency 136 V.
-
repetition 104 V.
recure:
-
restoration 660 V.
-
restoration 660 N.
recurrence:
-
restoration 660 N.
-
memory 505 N.
-
repetition 104 N.
recurrent:
-
discontinuity 70 Adj.
-
repetition 104 Adj.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
recurring:
-
repetition 104 Adj.
-
regularity of recurrence 138 Adj.
recurse:
-
repetition 104 V.
recursion:
-
repetition 104 N.
-
arrival 292 N.
recursive:
-
repetition 104 Adj.
recursively:
-
repetition 104 Adv.
recurvation:
-
curvature 245 N.
recurve:
-
curvature 245 V.
recurved:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
recurvity:
-
curvature 245 N.
recurvous:
-
curvature 245 Adj.
recusance:
-
impenitence 951 N.
recusancy:
-
dissent 489 N.
-
negation 536 N.
-
refusal 764 N.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
recusant:
-
heterodoxy 984 Adj.
-
heterodoxy 984 N.
-
impenitence 951 Adj.
-
refusal 764 Adj.
-
negation 536 Adj.
-
dissent 489 N.
-
dissent 489 Adj.
-
disobedience 742 Adj.
recusation:
-
negation 536 N.
recuse:
-
negation 536 V.
red and yellow:
-
orange 439 N.
red as a lobster:
-
redness 434 Adj.
red as a turkey cock:
-
redness 434 Adj.
red as blood:
-
redness 434 Adj.
red as fire:
-
redness 434 Adj.
red as scarlet:
-
redness 434 Adj.
Red book:
-
list 86 N.
red cent:
-
money 800 N.
Red Cross:
-
remedy 662 N.
red flag:
-
warning 668 N.
-
alarm 669 N.
red handed:
-
killing 361 Adj.
red hot:
-
heat 382 Adj.
red ink:
-
redness 434 N.
red lead:
-
redness 434 N.
red letter day:
-
amusement 840 N.
red letter:
-
indication 550 N.
red light:
-
alarm 669 N.
red pepper:
-
condiment 393 N.
red republican:
-
disobedience 742 N.
Red Skin:
-
evil 913 N.
red:
-
redness 434 N.
-
redness 434 Adj.
redan:
-
defense 717 N.
redargue:
-
confutation 479 V.
redargution:
-
confutation 479 N.
redcoat:
-
combatant 726 N.
redden:
-
redness 434 V.
-
humility 879 V.
-
resentment 900 V.
reddened:
-
redness 434 Adj.
reddish:
-
redness 434 Adj.
reddition:
-
restitution 790 N.
redeem from oblivion:
-
memory 505 V.
redeem one's pledge:
-
probity 939 V.
-
virtue 944 V.
-
duty 926 V.
-
observance 772 V.
redeem:
-
payment 807 V.
-
atonement 952 V.
-
deity 976 V.
-
acquisition 775 V.
-
deliverance 672 V.
-
restoration 660 V.
-
compensation 30 V.
-
substitution 147 V.
-
restitution 790 V.
redeemable:
-
deliverance 672 Adj.
redeemableness:
-
deliverance 672 N.
redemption:
-
duty 926 N.
-
atonement 952 N.
-
restitution 790 N.
-
liberation 750 N.
-
deity 976 N.
-
deliverance 672 N.
-
restoration 660 N.
-
acquisition 775 N.
red-handed:
-
action 680 Adv.
-
guilt 947 Adv.
red-hot:
-
feeling 821 Adj.
-
excitation 824 Adj.
-
violence 173 Adj.
-
greatness 31 Adj.
redintegrate:
-
restoration 660 V.
redintegration:
-
restoration 660 N.
redition:
-
interpretation 522 N.
red-letter day:
-
importance 642 N.
-
repose 687 N.
-
celebration 883 N.
redness:
-
redness 434 N.
redolence:
-
odor 398 N.
-
fragrance 400 N.
redolent:
-
odor 398 Adj.
-
fragrance 400 Adj.
redouble one's efforts:
-
exertion 686 V.
redouble:
-
increase 35 V.
-
duplication 90 V.
-
repetition 104 V.
redoubt:
-
defense 717 N.
redoubtable:
-
fear 860 Adj.
redound to one's honor:
-
probity 939 V.
redound to the credit of:
-
approbation 931 V.
redound to the honor:
-
approbation 931 V.
redound to the praise:
-
approbation 931 V.
-
te
redound.to one's honor:
-
re
redress:
-
at
-
re
-
re
-
re
-
re
red-tape:
-
ha
red-tapism:
-
ha
red-tapist:
-
di
reduce in strength:
-
we
reduce the speed:
-
sl
reduce the strength of:
-
we
reduce to a mean:
-
me
reduce to a square:
-
fo
reduce to ashes:
-
ca
reduce to demonstration:
-
de
reduce to order:
-
ar
reduce to poverty:
-
po
reduce to powder:
-
pu
reduce to silence:
-
co
reduce to slavery:
-
su
reduce to subjection:
-
su
reduce to writing:
-
re
reduce to:
-
co
reduce:
-
we
-
no
-
fe
-
co
-
sh
-
de
-
su
-
po
-
di
reduced circumstances:
-
po
reduced to a skeleton:
-
de
reduced to straits:
-
di
reduced:
-
fe
-
de
-
po
-
in
reductio ad absurdum:
-
co
-
re
reduction of temperature:
-
re
reduction:
-
de
-
pa
-
sh
-
co
-
co
-
fe
-
nu
-
no
-
di
redundance:
-
re
redundancy:
-
re
-
tr
-
di
-
re
redundant:
-
re
-
re
reduplicate:
-
du
reduplication:
-
im
-
du
reecho:
-
im
-
re
-
re
-
re
reechy:
-
un
reed instrument:
-
mu
reed:
-
we
-
mu
-
ar
reef:
-
sl
-
is
reefs:
-
pi
reek of:
-
od
reek:
-
va
-
un
-
od
-
ga
-
wa
-
he
reeking:
-
va
-
mo
-
he
-
od
reeky:
-
un
reel back:
-
su
reel:
-
am
-
os
-
ag
reembody:
-
ju
-
co
reenforce:
-
st
-
ai
-
ad
reenforcement:
-
pr
-
ma
reenforcements:
-
ai
reenter:
-
cu
reentering angle:
-
an
reestablish:
-
re
reestablishment:
-
re
reestate:
-
re
refashion:
-
re
-
re
refect:
-
st
refection:
-
fo
-
re
refectory:
-
re
refer to:
-
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